Paris 4e Arrondissement

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Paris 75004-Ile Saint Louis/Quartier Saint Gervais Notre Dame. A prestigious address on Ile Saint Louis, Rue Saint Louis en l'Ile, the most residential part of this large street crossing the island from one end to the other.

The historic 4-storey building, built in 1750, faces the remarkable Hotel Particulier de Bretonvilliers. It is a small co ownership with 26 apartments.
The property, located on the 3rd and 4th top floors, is accessible via the building's staircase, and comprises lot no. 206 and one hundred ninety-three ten thousandths (183/10,000èmes) of the general common areas, and lot no. 245 and twelve ten thousandths of the general common areas.
Fitted out as a duplex, it offers total floor area of 64.50m2 (46.60m2 Loi Carrez), including:
entrance hall (1.25m2),
a living room with terracotta floor tiles (17.98m2),
a dining room with terracotta floor tiles (13.36m2),
a kitchen (5.78m2),
a bathroom with bathtub and WC (3.45m2).
On the first floor, accessed by an interior staircase, are two bedrooms (11.50m2 and 11.18m2).
The reception rooms, lounge/living room with fireplace and dining room, are bright and airy, with large windows in each area offering unobstructed views of the remarkable Hotel Particulier de Bretonvilliers.

The functional kitchen is also bright, with a window facing the courtyard. The white-tiled bathroom, with bathtub/shower attachment, has a window on the courtyard side. A closet is just off the entrance.
An interior staircase leads to the two bedrooms, each with a velux window and storage cupboards.
Exposures: south and north.

Please note: Access to the building is secured by a digicode, an intercom and a janitor.
The common areas are well maintained, with a paved courtyard planted with trees.
Ceiling heights: 2.60 to 2.80 meters.
Individual electric heating.
Monthly service charges: 150 Euros.
Property taxes: 704 Euros.
Nearest metro station is 125 meters away, Metro: Pont-Marie.
Cadastral references: Parcel 002 Cadastral section: 000AU01 Commune Paris 04 (75).plot/area: 776m2.
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 nonetheless 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.