Paris 8ème, 2 Dormitorios - 78 m² Piso en venta

In one of the most sought-after sectors of the 8th arrondissement, on a quiet and elegant street, you’ll find this sumptuous 78m² (840 sq ft) apartment in a secure high-end Haussmann building that has been immaculately maintained and has a concierge and lift. Located on the second floor, it boasts incredible natural light, a balcony and a parking space, a rare benefit in Paris.

The apartment’s 3.10m (10ft) ceilings create an abundant feeling of space, while the vast 25m² (269 sq ft) double-sized living room with fireplace is ideal for convivial moments with friends or family. A 13m² (140 sq ft) dining room rounds off this part of the apartment, along with an 8m² (86 sq ft) separate kitchen. Large 14m² (150 sq ft) bedroom and an office which could easily be used as a second bedroom (8m² - 86 sq ft). Bathroom with toilet, separate toilet, and box room. A 7m² (75 sq ft) full-length balcony creates a pleasant extension to the spaces. Fees payable by the seller - Average amount of the share of charges €3,000/year - Morgan Delcambre - Sales agent - EI - RSAC 913 147 682

Located in the heart of Paris’s Golden Triangle, between the Champs-Élysées and Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, this neighborhood embodies the elegance of the Right Bank and appeals to a discerning international clientele. With excellent public transportation links, it is served by the Saint-Philippe-du-Roule, George V, and Franklin D. Roosevelt stations (lines 1 and 9), offering direct access to the Louvre, La Défense, and the rest of the capital. Families will appreciate the presence of bilingual and international schools, including a bilingual Montessori school on Avenue George V. When it comes to lifestyle, the luxury boutiques of the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne, and Faubourg-Saint-Honoré stand alongside Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées, while a two-Michelin-starred restaurant housed in a historic mansion contributes to the area’s gastronomic reputation. Luxury hotels, boutique hotels, art galleries, and designer boutiques bring the surrounding streets to life. The area’s architectural heritage is remarkable: the neoclassical Saint-Philippe-du-Roule Church, the Salle Gaveau, Saint-Alexandre-Nevsky Cathedral, and the Arc de Triomphe, all set amid Haussmann-style buildings housing embassies and prestigious corporate headquarters. Parc Monceau, a lush green oasis perfect for strolling, remains easily accessible.