Duplex - 6 rooms - Place des Etats-Unis

2.790.000 €

Comissions de transacció inclòs l'IVA que ha de pagar el comprador: 5 %

6 Habitacions
4 Dormitoris
4 Banys
~214 m² Superfície total
~214 m² Superfície habitable

Descripció

Engel & Völkers presents for sale in a recent building, a beautiful family duplex with an area of 214 m² comprising on the 1st floor an entrance, a double living room with an unobstructed view, dining room, a separate kitchen and guest toilets. On the 2nd floor, four bedrooms with four bathrooms. A cellar completes this property. Possibility to purchase a parking space in the building at an additional cost. Zoning Lubeck. Features and Comfort - Exposure: East West, offering optimal brightness. - View: Unobstructed view, no overlooking. - Security: Entry code, caretaker. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): E/273 Greenhouse Gas Emissions: E/9 Condominium of 29 units Ongoing procedure: NO Average annual charges: 12000€ Property tax: 5338 € Transaction fees 5% VAT included at the buyer's expense Net seller price: 2,714,285 € 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

El teu assessor: Sarkis Dermoussissian

ID de la Propietat: W-02WZQP

Ubicació: 16è districte de París, París

The square is located at the outlet of Avenue d'Iéna, Rue de Lubeck, Rue de l'Amiral-d'Estaing, Rue Galilée, and Rue Dumont-d'Urville. Rectangular in shape, it covers an area of approximately 10,000 m2, largely occupied by a public garden: Square Thomas-Jefferson. It is served by line 6 at Boissière station. This square was opened in 1866-1867 by the City of Paris on the site of the former Chaillot reservoirs, supplied by water from the Seine raised by steam pumps. It absorbed Rue de Juigné and part of Rue de Belloy. It received its current name by an order dated August 16, 1881. The establishment of the gardens located in the middle of the square was the subject of an order dated August 21, 1885.