Paris X - Bright industrial-style loft - Martel

€ 850.000

Transactiekosten inclusief BTW zijn voor rekening van de verkoper

3 Kamers
2 Slaapkamers
1 Badkamers
~58 m² Totale oppervlakte
~58 m² Woonoppervlakte

Beschrijving

In a superb industrial building constructed in 1910, which notably hosted the famous Argentine writer Julio Cortázar, discover exclusively this bright 58m² (Carrez) loft with generous spaces. With a remarkable ceiling height of 4 meters, this unique space is centered around a spacious 38m² living room, enhanced by large west-facing bay windows with electric blinds. The open, fully equipped kitchen offers a friendly setting for hosting family and friends. On the night side, two Japanese-style sleeping areas invite serenity. A shower with double sink and separate toilets complete this property. Major advantages: sold furnished and benefiting from commercial use over its entire surface. A rare opportunity to seize! DPE: E/304 GES: C/24 Estimated annual energy costs: €1,841 - €1,900 Collective gas heating Average annual charges: €1,023 Co-ownership of 108 lots Ongoing legal procedure: NO Transaction fees including tax payable by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Engel & Völkers Paris MMC

+33 1 456430 30

Uw adviseur: Macire Diallo

Eigendoms-ID: W-02Y2B0

Locatie: 10e arrondissement, Parijs

Porte Saint-Denis. Between industrial heritage and artistic effervescence. Once a working-class and commercial stronghold, the Porte Saint-Denis district has retained the imprint of its industrial past through its covered passages, brick buildings, and former workshops converted into lofts and galleries. As the cradle of the alternative art scene, it now captivates with its creative energy, blending historic theaters, trendy cafes, and cosmopolitan spots. At the intersection of Sentier and Faubourg Saint-Denis, this vibrant neighborhood embodies the Parisian revival, where history and modernity boldly coexist.