Engel & Volkers Saint Germain

Engel & Völkers offers you a charming house of 124 m² (112 m² Carrez), comprising 5 rooms, including 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, spread over three floors, within an elegant 1890 building in very good condition.<BR><BR>From the entrance, the atmosphere captivates with its harmonious volumes and period charm, combined with contemporary comfort. Each space has been designed for refined family living, balancing privacy and conviviality.<BR><BR>Parquet flooring and tiling highlight a timeless signature, while a working fireplace adds a warm, prestigious touch. A fitted kitchen, built-in cupboards and separate toilets complete the carefully appointed features, with gas heating.<BR><BR>Rare in Paris, the private garden extends the art of living in complete serenity. An exceptional address for those seeking elegance, calm and character.<BR><BR>Property subject to co-ownership status<BR>Co-ownership of 31 lots<BR>Average annual charges: euros3,040<BR>Ongoing proceedings: no<BR><BR>EPC: F (412)<BR>GHG: F (89)<BR>Estimated annual energy costs for the home: between euros3,970 and euros5,420 per year<BR>Home with excessive energy consumption: class F<BR><BR>Transaction fees: 4% incl. VAT payable by the buyer<BR>Net seller price: euros1,711,538<BR><BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:<BR>www.georisques.gouv.fr<BR>In the heart of Paris's highly sought-after 15th arrondissement, in the Dombasle–Convention area, near Parc Georges-Brassens, this address will appeal to discerning clients seeking a Parisian lifestyle that is residential, elegant and perfectly connected. An ideal setting for families, international executives and everyday-comfort enthusiasts.<BR><BR>The neighborhood offers comprehensive amenities: specialty food shops, markets, renowned schools, medical practices and excellent public transport links. Gare Montparnasse is reachable in about 12 minutes by metro, and Saint-Germain-des-Prés in about 20 minutes.<BR><BR>For leisure, the Champ de Mars and the Eiffel Tower can be reached in about 18 minutes by metro, as can the Seine riverbanks.

Engel & Völkers offers you a rare and bright duplex of 85.74 sqm Carrez law (112 sqm floor area), nestled on the 3rd and top floor of an 18th-century private mansion classified as a Historic Monument (accessed by an elegant classified staircase).<BR><BR>Ideally located in the highly sought-after Monnaie district, this property in absolute peace and quiet (overlooking a historic courtyard) offers a perfect separation between social life and intimate space:<BR><BR>• Reception Level: Two characterful lounges with functional fireplaces, on either side of a warm, fully equipped eat-in kitchen. A shower room and guest toilet complete this convivial living space.<BR>• Night Level (Top floor master suite): A bedroom with a Juliet balcony, a study/dressing room offering a beautiful view of the Notre-Dame towers, and a private shower room with WC. Rare asset: independent access possible via the service staircase.<BR><BR>Old-world charm, abundant natural light, and a live-in caretaker. A cellar completes this property.<BR><BR>Regulatory information:<BR>Co-ownership of 41 lots. No pending legal proceedings.<BR>Annual charges: ~ euros3,379. Property tax (Taxe Foncière): euros2,030.<BR>Agency fees (TTC) payable by the seller.<BR><BR>Energy Performance Certificate (DPE): F (351 kWh/sqm/year) - Greenhouse Gas (GES): E (58 kg CO?/sqm/year).<BR>Estimated annual energy costs: between euros2,772 and euros3,750.<BR>Property with excessive energy consumption: class F.<BR><BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr<BR><BR>Images in the Exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.<BR>Dive into the heart of Parisian history and elegance in the highly prized Monnaie district (6th arrondissement). A true jewel of the Left Bank, the Rue Saint-André des Arts offers an incomparable art de vivre, where postcard Paris becomes your everyday life.<BR><BR>• Heritage and Majesty: Just a 2-minute walk from the banks of the Seine and the Pont Neuf, stroll on weekends to the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Île de la Cité, or the pathways of the Luxembourg Gardens.<BR>• Culture and the Saint-Germain spirit: You are at the intellectual epicenter of Paris. Find the mythical Odéon art-house cinemas right at your doorstep, and lose yourself in the aisles of the legendary Shakespeare and Company bookstore just a few streets away.<BR>• Gastronomy and Institutions: Your neighbors are part of the legend. Dine at Le Procope (the oldest café in Paris), discover the confidential bistros of the picturesque Cour du Commerce Saint-André, or enjoy the vibrant terraces of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.<BR><BR>A prestigious and lively neighborhood that miraculously fades away to leave room for absolute silence as soon as you step through the porch of your courtyard.<BR><BR>Immediate transport links: Odéon Metro (lines 4 and 10) 2 mins away.<BR>RER B and C (Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame) 5 mins away, offering direct and quick access to the airports (Roissy-CDG and Orly).

Charming duplex located on the 5th and top floor, walk-up, in a recent building near the Les Gobelins district and the Jardin des Plantes. Engel & Völkers presents this apartment offering 164.95 m² of floor area (98.25 m² Carrez law). The layout is as follows: two large bedrooms, including a master suite; a very bright double living room facing south-west; an eat-in kitchen; a dressing room; 1 shower room; and separate toilets.<BR><BR>This apartment is ideally located and close to renowned schools such as Lycée Buffon (public) as well as Sainte Geneviève and Sainte Catherine (private).<BR><BR>1 cellar completes this property.<BR>Bicycle storage.<BR>Caretaker, digicode entry system and intercom.<BR><BR>Condominium of 55 lots.<BR>Average annual charges: euros3,480.<BR>No proceedings in progress.<BR>EPC: C (103 kWh/m²/year) - GHG: D (24 kgCO2/m²/year)<BR>EPC carried out after January 1, 2021.<BR><BR>Transaction fees incl. VAT payable by the seller.<BR><BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr<BR>Au cœur of the 5th arrondissement, in the sought-after Saint-Marcel area, this address will appeal to a discerning clientele in search of an authentic Parisian art of living, combining Left Bank elegance, renowned institutions, and a preserved neighborhood atmosphere.<BR><BR>The infrastructure is outstanding: quality shops, markets, schools and higher-education institutions nearby. Travel is smooth, with quick access to Paris's main hubs: Gare de Lyon in approx. 12 min by metro, Saint-Germain-des-Prés in approx. 15 min, Le Marais in approx. 18 min. Airports are also within easy reach: Orly approx. 25–30 min by car, Charles de Gaulle approx. 45–60 min depending on traffic.<BR><BR>For leisure, enjoy the Jardin des Plantes about 10 min on foot, the Seine riverbanks about 12 min, and the Left Bank's theaters, galleries and fine-dining restaurants just a few stops away.<BR><BR>The area stands out for its heritage, cultural life, and rare balance between urban vibrancy and residential serenity.<BR><BR>An exceptional location to experience Paris with distinction, close to its finest addresses.

Engel & Volkers presents, in the heart of historic Paris, on the prestigious Quai de la Tournelle and facing Île Saint-Louis, this character duplex apartment set within the remarkable Hôtel de Nesmond, a private mansion built in the 17th century.<BR><BR>Located on the 2nd and 3rd floors under the eaves of the left pavilion of the mansion, this air-conditioned apartment offers 111 sq m of living space (98 sq m Carrez) and enjoys a striking view over the Seine and Notre-Dame Cathedral.<BR><BR>From the first level, the apartment reveals a magnificent double living room of around 50 sq m with harmonious proportions, enhanced by abundant natural light. Open to the west onto the main courtyard and to the north onto the Seine quays, it offers a rare panorama of one of the capital's most emblematic landscapes. <BR><BR>On the upper level, the sleeping area comprises a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, as well as an 11 sq m office that can serve as a second bedroom, with a charming balcony—a true belvedere from which to contemplate this Parisian setting of rare intensity.<BR><BR>Just a short walk from Place Maubert–Mutualité, its famous market, its food shops and the cultural venues typical of the Latin Quarter, this rare address, in the Henri IV middle-school catchment area, is ideally suited to an elegant Parisian pied-à-terre, a charming family residence, or a prime long-term investment.<BR><BR>A period vaulted cellar of approximately 25 sq m completes this unique property.<BR><BR>Property subject to co-ownership status<BR>Co-ownership of 60 lots<BR>Average annual charges: euros8,628 / year (2025)<BR>Property tax: euros2,680 / year (2025)<BR>No proceedings in progress<BR>EPC: E (227 kWh/sq m/year) - GHG: E (46 kgCO2/sq m/year)<BR>Estimated annual energy costs for the dwelling: between euros1,850 and euros2,570 per year.<BR>Transaction fees payable by the seller. <BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.<BR>Rich in history, Paris's 5th arrondissement lies on the Left Bank of the Seine. It is the oldest arrondissement in Paris and has preserved the only two still-visible remnants of the Roman era: the Cluny Baths and the Arènes de Lutèce.<BR><BR>A bit of history: The Hôtel de Nesmond was originally the residence of Philip the Fair's head baker in the 14th century, then of the Duke of Bar. In 1586 it was purchased by Jacques Faye d'Espesse from the Duke of Montpensier, François de Bourbon. In 1643, François-Théodore de Nesmond, President of the Parliament of Paris, gave it its present appearance. Saint-Simon relates in his Memoirs that Mr. de Nesmond's daughter-in-law, daughter of Madame de Miramion, out of vanity had her name engraved on the pediment of the carriage entrance. In the 18th century, the townhouse became the residence of Michel Blondy, a dance master, then in the 19th century the headquarters of an absinthe distillery.<BR>The townhouse is partially listed (entrance door, façades and roofs) as a historic monument by order of 23 October 1962.

In the heart of northern Paris's 16th arrondissement, in a former private mansion fully renovated in 2021 and once home to an embassy, Engel & Völkers invites you to discover this rare 110 sq m garden-level apartment opening onto 63 sq m of private west-facing outdoor space (a 27 sq m terrace and a 36 sq m garden), sheltered from view and in absolute peace and quiet.<BR><BR>The living room, kitchen and one bedroom enjoy direct access to the terrace and garden, offering a true house-like feel.<BR><BR>The flexible layout allows different configurations to suit your needs. The apartment currently comprises two bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet in the master bedroom, a separate shower room and guest toilets.<BR><BR>Small, discreet condominium.<BR><BR>A rare property combining a sought-after address, exceptional outdoor space and heritage quality.<BR><BR>• Property subject to condominium status<BR>• Condominium of 6 lots<BR>• Average annual charges: euros3,000<BR>• Ongoing proceedings: no<BR>• Property tax: euros2,661<BR>• EPC: D (189) - GHG: D (41) - Estimated annual housing energy costs: 1,910 - 2,620<BR><BR>• Transaction fees payable by the seller<BR><BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr<BR>Le 16th arrondissement (north) – A village feel between Victor Hugo Square and Trocadéro<BR><BR>Located between Victor Hugo Square and the Trocadéro, the northern part of the 16th arrondissement offers a highly sought-after living environment, combining residential elegance with a genuine neighborhood lifestyle.<BR><BR>This area is often described as a “chic village.” It has an atmosphere that is both peaceful and lively: tree-lined streets, character buildings, private mansions, and a well-controlled density that gives the neighborhood a rare sense of space in Paris.<BR><BR>Everyday life is easily organized on foot. Around Victor Hugo Square and the surrounding streets, food shops, caterers, cheesemongers, wine merchants, bookshops and quality brands sit alongside renowned restaurants and welcoming terraces. This comprehensive offering creates an elegant buzz, without disturbance, perfectly suited to a residential clientele.<BR><BR>The area is also especially sought after for the quality of its schools. In the immediate vicinity are, in particular, Lycée Janson-de-Sailly, Collège-Lycée Saint-Louis de Gonzague (Franklin) and École Gerson. This concentration of top-tier schools strongly contributes to the district's lasting appeal among French and international families.<BR><BR>Lively, elegant and stable, the northern part of the 16th arrondissement is one of the most balanced environments in western Paris, where quality of life and long-term asset value naturally go hand in hand.

In a beautiful Haussmannian building, on the 1st floor with elevator, Engel & Völkers offers you a high-end 45 m² apartment.<BR>In perfect condition, it includes a bright living room with a ceiling height of 2.90m, an open fitted and equipped kitchen, a large bedroom with wardrobes and closets, a bathroom with toilet.<BR>Possibility to acquire the property fully furnished. A cellar completes this property.<BR><BR>This apartment will charm you with its quality features, brightness, and tranquility.<BR>This rare Parisian property offers an incomparable lifestyle in the heart of the capital. Do not miss the opportunity to make this exceptional place your new home.<BR><BR>DPE: E/291<BR>GES: E/63<BR>Estimated annual energy costs for housing: euros1,220 - euros1,710.<BR>Co-ownership of 126 lots, including 113 for residential use.<BR>Average annual charges: euros1,685.<BR>Ongoing procedure: No<BR>Transaction fees including taxes payable by the seller.<BR><BR>Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr<BR>Ideally located in the heart of Paris's prestigious 6th arrondissement, the Notre-Dame des Champs district offers an exceptional living environment.<BR>Its surrounding infrastructure is remarkable with its numerous shops, restaurants, and boutiques. Its cultural offerings (theaters, cinemas, bookstores, artists' workshops…) are among the widest in the capital.<BR>A few steps away, the Luxembourg Gardens invite relaxation, while the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district attracts with its literary cafés and renowned art galleries.<BR>Its environment is also highly sought after for its renowned schools (Stanislas, École Alsacienne...) and its multiple access facilities (metro, buses, taxis).<BR>This unique place embodies the very essence of Parisian life, combining historical charm and modernity. An address of choice for those seeking excellence and refinement in the heart of Paris.