Paris 17ème, Apartamento 1 Quarto - 25 m² à venda

Located on Impasse de Lévis, on the second floor with stair access, this courtyard-facing apartment enjoys a peaceful setting and a sought-after location, just steps from the shops of Rue de Lévis.
Its square layout offers numerous possibilities for reconfiguration PARIS 17TH – RUE DE LÉVIS – Quiet apartment

Located on Impasse de Lévis, this second-floor apartment, accessible by stairs, enjoys a peaceful courtyard setting, moments from local shops.

It comprises an entrance hall, a living room with an open-plan kitchen, a bedroom and a shower room with a toilet. Its square layout offers various possibilities, allowing for either a separate bedroom or a more open living space.

The sought-after neighbourhood offers a wide selection of food shops, restaurants and boutiques. Parc Monceau is just a few minutes’ walk away. Villiers metro station, served by lines 2 and 3, provides direct access to Saint-Lazare and Opéra.

An ideal property for a first-time buyer or an investor.and can be arranged either as a studio or a one-bedroom apartment.
It currently comprises an entrance hall, a bedroom, a living room with open-plan kitchen, and a shower room with WC.
Ideal as a first purchase or investment property.

Located in the heart of Plaine-Monceau, on the edge of Batignolles, this neighborhood embodies the Parisian lifestyle sought after by a discerning international clientele. With excellent public transportation links, it offers immediate access to Metro lines 2 and 3 at the Villiers station, as well as the Malesherbes station. The Saint-Lazare train station, a hub for the RER E line and connections to Normandy, is just two stops away, while Line 14 stops at the nearby Pont-Cardinet station, allowing you to reach the center of Paris in just a few minutes. On a daily basis, one of the capital’s most renowned shopping streets is lined with cheese shops, renowned chocolatiers, artisan bakeries, fishmongers, exceptional butchers, and lively outdoor cafés, all in a village-like atmosphere. The neighboring streets extend this experience with cafés, art galleries, charming bookstores, and the shops on Rue de Courcelles, offering a refined shopping experience on foot. Families will appreciate the proximity of the Lycée Carnot, whose glass-and-metal-covered courtyard is attributed to Gustave Eiffel. Parc Monceau, with its romantic paths and rotunda, as well as Square des Batignolles, offer lush green spaces for strolling or jogging. Steeped in history, the area follows the old road from Paris to Argenteuil: Joan of Arc stopped here in 1429 at the Château de Monceau, before Haussmann’s urban planning gave rise to superb facades of cut stone and elegant townhouses.