luxury lofts for sale Paris 16ème, France

In the heart of Plaine Monceau, on a sought-after street in the 17th arrondissement, on the 7th floor of a prestigious Haussmann-style building, Engel & Völkers offers you this charming loft-style apartment that will delight enthusiasts of unique spaces. Completely renovated, air-conditioned, and covering an area of 167 sqm (161 sqm under Carrez law), it enjoys triple exposure. Its layout is adaptable and currently comprises a small lounge (or additional bedroom), a highly convivial 85 sqm living area, ideal for entertaining, with a professional equipped kitchen and utility room. On the sleeping side, there's a room presently used as an office, followed by a spacious master suite with a shower room, dressing room, and ample storage, along with two toilets. Generous volumes and a slight view of the Eiffel Tower from the living room. A large cellar completes this property. The building is secured by a digicode, intercom, a live-in caretaker, and an alarm system. Parking is possible nearby. Transaction fees are the responsibility of the seller. Property subject to condominium status. Co-ownership of lots: 18 lots Charges for the current year: €4,964. Ongoing legal proceedings: 1. ECS: D (209); GES: B (10) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr In the heart of Plaine Monceau, close to all shops and transportation, this property is located on a quiet and popular street in the 17th arrondissement. Metro line 2 is a 5-minute walk from either Ternes or Courcelles stations. Additionally, bus lines 31, 30, 43, 84, and 93 are also a 5-minute walk away.'

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Paris 75017- Ternes- In a luxury building, a loft on the ground floor. Ideal for liberal professions. The apartment comprises an entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, 1 office, 2 bathrooms with wc and 1 separate wc. Quiet, soundproofed and with large bay windows overlooking a planted courtyard. Currently divided into 2 separate but communicating apartments. Subject to co-ownership status. 30 lots. No proceedings in progress. DPE : E (309kWh/m²/an ) Greenhouse gas emissions: 10 kg CO²/m²/year Estimated annual energy costs: 2,450 to 3,350 euros Transaction fees incl. VAT, vendor's expense. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Metro Ternes, 2 steps from the Arc de Triomphe and the shops of Avenue Niel. School sectorization: COLLEGE PIERRE DE RONSARD

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Suresnes, courtyard building of approx. 790m2 and 210m2 of exteriors, on 3 levels, 14 apartments, from 30m2 to 100m2. Delivered unfinished. Commercial use.

This loft is undeniably a real planet of light and space, for people to whom details matter...

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Two flats with terraces on the same floor, awaiting refurbishment and combination in the secluded courtyard of a renovated Louis-Philippe building in the heart of Les Halles. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. The two flats are linked by a terrace on the same level. The first is a studio flat and the second a flat with two split levels. The entrance of the studio flat leads into an open-plan space, almost 4 metres high, with exposed wooden beams and a floor laid with modern, light-coloured tiles, as throughout the rest of the flat. To the right, a living room is illuminated by a large sliding patio door opening onto a level terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden palisade. On the left, a closet area fitted with storage units is followed by a shower room with washbasin, shower and toilet, topped by a mezzanine floor featuring the sleeping area and its bed, accessed via a ladder. Once through the entrance door to the flat, which adjoins the studio flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade.

A high-ceilinged loft with terrace on the same level, enjoying an undisturbed setting in a renovated Louis-Philippe building opposite the Les Halles Canopy. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. As you enter the flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade. The next-door studio flat with adjoining terrace is also up for sale, an opportunity not to be missed.