Apartment in Paris 14e Arrondissement, Paris, Paris-Ile-de-France

2 rooms - 1 Bed - 1 Bath | Floor 63m² | Ext 7m²

€730,000 €710,000 (HAI) - £613,035**

Ref. : A43215DPE75 | NEW

Paris 75014 - Parc de Montsouris - 59.09m² + 7.08m² terrace - Check floor plan and virtual tour - South-facing with unobstructed views of the Montsouris Park and its 36 acres, a nice 1-bedroom apartment, renovated in 2019, featuring a superb bay window on the balcony and park side, plus the convenience of a modern building with a lift and caretaker. This bright property is situated on the 4th floor of a 10-storey modern building and comprises a beautiful, spacious living room (33m2) and an alcove bedroom with bespoke storage (9.50m2), a fumlly eqiipped kitchen onto the dining area, a modern shower room with a laundry area and WC. Natural light is the hallmark of this rare and exceptional property, which comes with a cellar. A 1 car garage is available at an additional cost (€30,000). The countryside in Paris, in the heart of a vibrant neighbourhood also known as the ‘artists’ quarter’, one of the most picturesque in Pariswith its legendary cobbled dead-end street. A must-see.

There's a lot to explore in the 14th Arrondissement. From the Catacombs to Boulevard Montparnasse to the Observatory of Paris. So, if you want to get away from the tourist crowds, come and live to a dozen highlights of the district so many Parisians call home. Nearly 140,000 of them live here and make full use of the shopping streets, the markets, the schools, and the parks.

Area details :
- Weighted area --> 62.63m2 = 11.655 euros/m2
- Apartment --> 59.09 m² (Carrez law) ; 7.08 m² balcony
Room details: Hallway 4.92 m2 ; Living room 32.97 m2 ; Kitchen 4.20 m2 ; Bedroom 9.50 m2 ; Landing 2.94 m2 ; Shower room + WC 4.56 m2
- Concrete cellar No. 401 (door 12) --> 3.40 m2 valued at €2,000/m2
- Freehold --> 190/25,620th of the general communal areas
- Lock-up garage No. 338 (door 19) at extra cost (value €30,000) --> Freehold + 16/25620th

Investment corner :
- Furnished rental potential --> 31,45€ / m2 / mois --> 1970 €/month (Ref. Drihl) --> 3.24% yield

Features: Apartment ready to move into following a fresh coat of paint, not overlooked and sunny, with two large double-glazed bay windows overlooking the flower-filled park, south-facing, 2.50m ceiling height, bespoke fitted wardrobe in the bedroom, 4th floor out of 10, 4 flats on the floor, secure building (caretaker, Vigic + intercom/digital code and reinforced door), high speed fibre optic internet in the building, roof and balcony waterproofing done in in 2025, service charges €136/month including caretaker + cold water + lift, central heating + hot water frpm climate friendly Urban Heating Company (CPCU) €122/month in winter, property tax €1,689/year, ideal as a first home, pied-à-terre or investment property, suitable for self-employed professionals with no noise pollution.

Built over 10 floors, this 1070 property is located in the administrative district of Parc de Montsouris. The buiding includes 137 apartments is constructed on a plot of 14570 m2 located M00m from Cite Unoiversitaire metro station (RERB) going direct to Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports. Self-service bike system 'Velib' nearby.

14th Arrondissement - Located on the left bank of the Seine, the current boundaries of the 14th district dates back from 1860 and includes the legendary Montparnasse, once home to a lively arts and literature scene in the roaring 1920's. The area still retains traces of fun places like ‘Rue de la Gaîte’ with its numerous theatres. The residential district has a lot to offer with lively cafés, famous restaurants and American Bar 'La Coupole'. It also bears the name of Observatory District, rarely used these days, and includes many traditional markets such as Place Edgar Quinet or the pedestrian area or Rue Daguerre, made famous by its director resident Agnes Varda. The 14e also includes the romantic-style Parc Monstouris and the Montparnasse Cemetery home of many of France's intellectual and artistic elite as well as many graves of foreigners who have made Paris their home. You will find here the final resting place of Charles Baudelaire, Simone de Beauvoir, Samuel Beckett, Brassaï, Alfred Dreyfus, Serge Gainsbourg, Joseph Kessel, Guy de Maupassant, Philippe Noiret, Jean-Paul Sartre, Jean Seberg, Ossip Zadkine and many others, making it today a place of pilgrimage. This district also includes the university campus with its own metro station ‘Cité Universitaire', the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art, Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, the entrance to the famous Paris Catacombs and the Jean Moulin Museum.
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Co-owned building of 2 units
Provisional annual charges: 1850€

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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

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