Apartment for sale in Paris 6ème

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Saint-Sulpice/Rennes - 2 bedrooms - Bright - High floor - Balcon

Paris VI - Saint-Germain-des-Prés Engel & Völkers presents this exceptional 95.42m² apartment, ideally located rue de Rennes/Saint-Sulpice between Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Le Bon Marché and Montparnasse. This sunny fifth-floor apartment is perfectly distributed: a 36m² double living room with a fireplace opening onto a South/West-facing balcony with lovely views, also open onto a beautiful entrance hall incorporating a fully-equipped kitchen, a rotunda dining room (or 3rd bedroom) with an elegant Prussian fireplace, a corridor leading to a large master bedroom equipped with large bespoke closets, a second bedroom, both quiet and bright, a shower room, separate toilet with water point. A nice cellar completes this rare apartment in very good condition and without loss of space, in a perfectly maintained and quiet building. DPE : E (251) - GES : E (55) Estimated annual energy costs: 1572 € - 2126 €. Co-ownership of 40 lots Annual charges - Average share of provisional budget €2,200/year. No legal proceedings in progress. Transaction fees payable by seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The 6th arrondissement embodies elegance, art and culture. The quintessence of Parisian life. A historic district, it boasts a wealth of architecture, with prestigious Haussmann buildings, small charming buildings and old hotels from the 17th and 18th centuries in the many little streets around the churches of Saint Germain des Prés and Saint Sulpice. Here, the living environment is exceptional, with the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Seine nearby, prestigious streets full of charm, legendary cafés (Le Flore, Les 2 Magots, Lipp...) and village-like squares. The diversity and quality of the area's shops, the wide range of cultural activities on offer and its prestigious educational establishments all add to the appeal of this Left Bank arrondissement, which attracts both French and international clientele.