2 Room(s) Apartment for Sale in Paris

Property Description

Surfaces and Miscellaneous:
Paris 75004 Paris- Ile Saint Louis/Notre Dame district.
A discreet, historic address on Ile Saint Louis, Rue Poulletier. Built around 1614, it has been called Rue de la Poulletière or de la Poulleterie and also Rue Florentine. It owes its name to a family of entrepreneurs, the Le Poulletier family, who were among the first to build on the Ile Saint Louis.
Situated in a 17th-century, 5-storey building, this recently renovated character property is located on the 2nd floor, via the common-area staircase. Apartment lot N°7, with a total surface area of 32.45 m2Carrez law, included: an entrance hall (2.03 m²), a living room/open-plan kitchen with dining area (20.53 m²), a bedroom with fold-out bed overlooking the garden (7.56 m²), a bathroom with shower and WC (2.33 m²), and seventy-nine thousandths (79/1,000ths) of the general common areas.
Exhibition: East and West.
Very quiet apartment with two windows in the living room and a Velux skylight, and a window in the bedroom overlooking the beautiful garden of the Hotel Particulier de Comans d'Astry (our Hotel de Richelieu).

Additional information:
Access to the building is secured by Vigic.
Common areas are well maintained.
Small co-ownership: 14 lots
Individual electric heating in all rooms.
Ceiling height: .2.40 meters through 2.70 meters.
The building is connected to fiber optics.
Monthly building charges: 170 Euros.
Property taxes 2025: 1,469 Euros.
Cadastral references: Paris 04 (75) Prefix: 000 Section: AU01 Parcel: 0050.L Land: 213 m².
Exclusive Sale from LEGGETT PRESTIGE IMMOBILIER PARIS, for this Parisian pied-à-terre of character combining tranquility, comfort and functionality.

Near:
Notre Dame, Louvre Museum, Opera Bastille, Place des Vosges, Marais District, Pompidou Center, Museum of Natural History, Carnavalet Museum, Picasso Museum, weekly market of the Bastille. Saint-Louis is, with the Ile de la Cité, one of the two natural islands of the Seine present today in Paris. Its name dates from 1725 and comes from King Louis IX nicknamed Saint Louis. Legend has it that the king used to isolate himself and come to pray on the Isle of Cows which was at the time on the eastern part of the island today. It is a small jewel of architecture that perfectly embodies a certain French way of life and represents the image of the city of light. It is a prestigious address especially with the many mansions of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Connected to the rest of Paris by six bridges, Île Saint-Louis is nevertheless a very peaceful place, sheltered from the noise and the surrounding bustle. Behind the anonymous intercoms, reside political and media personalities. Very much, the neighborhood even hosted President Georges Pompidou (24, Quai de Bethune). It is crossed by its main street, St. Louis Street in the Island, and we go around by the docks.