NOTRE DAME DES CHAMPS On the fourth floor of a beautiful Haussmannian building by Eugène Chifflot, at the corner of rue de Fleurus and Boulevard Raspail, an apartment of 95.8 m² Carrez law and 97.13m² on the ground. The apartment consists of an entrance, a double reception room on the rue de Fleurus, a kitchen, a large bedroom with balcony to the south on Fleurus and a second bedroom overlooking the courtyard, a bathroom, a shower room , separate toilet. The apartment is in good condition and has retained its original features. It has a ceiling height of more than three meters. Facing south, it is very sunny. Ideal location, close to schools and shops. Large cellar. Price of EUR 1,590,000 FAI and EUR 1,515,000 net seller.

Diagnostic

4 rooms
2 bedrooms
97.13 m²
Diagnostics
ref 5010

Energy performance diagnosis (DPE)

High performance housing

Consumption

217

kWh/m².year

Emissions

kgCO₂/m².year

Extremely poorly performing housing

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emission index

Low CO₂ emissions

Emissions

kgCO₂/m².year

Emissions de CO₂ très importantes

Information on the risk exposures is available on the Géorisques website:www.georisques.gouv.fr
SIREN 480183771 | R.C.S. de PARIS

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District : Neighborhood Notre Dame des Champs

This is undoubtedly the most family-centric neighbourhood in Paris’ 6th arrondissement. And also the most typically Haussmann with the serene charm of the beautiful buildings that punctuate boulevard Raspail.

It has some of the best schools in Paris, faithful to French excellence, such as Collège Stanislas and Ecole Alsacienne. There is even an authentic student atmosphere around the famous law faculty in rue d'Assas. When classes are over, the charming little square at the corner of rue Vavin and rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs is covered with crowds of cheerful youngsters that meet here as they would in a village square, before wandering away to the Luxembourg gardens a stone's throw away.

The restful quiet of rue Joseph Bara or rue Le Verrier contrasts with the bustling activity on boulevard du Montparnasse, which is full of cinemas, famous brasseries, excellent bookstores and discreet theatres.

Settling in Notre Dame des Champs guarantees a peaceful life, a stone's throw from the most ebullient Paris. Calm in the eye of the storm.

Local life:

Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and the many other great names that elected domicile here were right. A drink on spring evening while listening to the pianist at La Closerie des Lilas. Devouring a beautiful veal chop at La Rotonde, or the excellent steak tartare at Le Select. Venturing into Marcel (rue Stanislas), one of the best bistros in Paris. Diving into the shelves of the legendary bookshop Tschann. Discovering the delightful Musée Zadkine, opposite Luxembourg gardens. See a movie in one of the many cinemas on the boulevard, or a play in the secretive Théâtre de Poche. Admiring the astonishing tiled building at 26, rue Vavin, which looks like a liner imprisoned in the city. And the Luxembourg gardens are always present, always just a stone's throw away, with their promise of greenery.

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Every gourmet in Paris knows that Gilles Vérot, rue Notre Dame des Champs, is the best delicatessen in the capital. The queue says it all when the holidays arrive. Some people even order months in advance! Because when it's good...