Apartment for sale in Paris, Paris, Île-De-France

Surface detail:
- Apartment (lot no. 213) --> 106.25m2 or €9.393/m2;
- Total living space --> 106.25m2 or Carrez 106.25m2
- Plus balcony S --> 4m2
- Cellar no. 23
- Total freehold --> 265/10000

Placement :
Rental potential of approximately €2,528/month (Ref. Drihl) ≈ yield 3,19%
- 1 parking space (lot no. 207) - rental potential €155/month --> yield 8%

Miscellaneous: Apartment to be refreshed, modular, facing S/N, beautiful address just a 3 minute walk from Parc Montsouris, original features with oak parquet floors, numerous cupboards and storage, 1st floor (raised ground floor) on 5 floors, secure building by security code and armored door, high-speed optical fiber, electric individual heating, suitable for people with reduced mobility.
No co-ownership work voted or planned, charges €254 per month, property tax €2239 / year, ideal for a first acquisition or pied à terre.

In the heart of the administrative district of Montsouris near the Parc Montsouris and the Cité Universitaire campus, this 5 storey building on the ground floor was built in 2004, houses 1 building with elevator and has 34 apartments. It is erected on a plot of 1451m2 located 850m from the Glacière station (L6) and 900m from the Cité Universitaire station (rer B). Sectorized Jean Moulin College 900m and 950m from the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris campus. Velib' station 2 steps away.

Diagnostics summary: No materials and products containing asbestos were identified. Absence of signs of termite infestation. Electricity to standards. No gas installation. Energy performance 223 D and climatic 11 C.

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.