Business park for sale in Paris 6E Arrondissement, Paris, Île-De-France

Details of the 5 units available for sale in the building for a Freehold total of 555 / 1003 (Check floor plans).

On the entire first floor

- Apartment No 3 --> 190,60 m2 --> € 3,320,000 (Freehold share 109/1003 - Monthly Service Charges 150 €)

On the entire ground floor

- Shop lot no 2 --> 46,55 m2 --> 770,000 € (Freehold share 149/1003 - Monthly Service Charges 210 €)
- Loge lot no 4 --> 23,85 m2 --> € 315,000 (Freehold share 41/1003 - Monthly Service Charges 60 €)
- Gallery lot no 1 --> 123,79 € --> 2,070,000 € (Freehold share 251/1003 - Monthly Service Charges 260 €) --> Unit currently rented for an annual income of €67,096.69 excluding charges
- Cellars --> 73,40 m2 --> € 185,000 (Freehold share 4/1003 - Monthly Service Charges 20 €)
Each unit can be purchased individually or combined with others to form a combination of lots according to your needs and preferences.

Miscellaneous: Human size building, units in needs of rénovation, individual electric heating sustem, lots distributed over 2 entire floors, shop windows facing South/East, secure 4-storey building, high speed fibre optic internet in the building, freehold and some building renovation needed and to be expected, service charges includes cold water, ideal for art gallery but may be suitable for independent professionals and commercial businesses.

Built over 4 floors, this 1700 building is located in the administrative district of St-Germain des Près and includes 7 apartments. The residence is constructed on a plot of 360m2 located 300m from Saint-Germain-des-Prés metro station (L4) and 420 m from Mabillon metro station (L10). Self-service bike system 'Velib' nearby.

Rue Bonaparte, in Paris's 6th arrondissement, is a historic and prestigious street. It is a place rich in history and culture, and perfectly embodies the spirit of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Here are a few key facts:
1. Location
Beginning and end: Rue Bonaparte begins at Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés, where it meets Boulevard Saint-Germain, and ends at Quai Malaquais, near the Institut de France and the Pont des
2. History and culture
Name: The street was named in 1852 in honour of Napoléon Bonaparte. Prior to this date, it had different names depending on the section, including "rue du Pot-de-Fer" and "rue des Petits-Augustins".
Monuments and buildings: Rue Bonaparte is lined with a number of historic and cultural buildings, including the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, a prestigious establishment for the visual arts.
Église Saint-Sulpice: Not far from the street is the church of Saint-Sulpice, one of the largest churches in Paris, famous for its murals by Delacroix.
3. Art and literature
Artists' quarter: Located in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, a historic centre of the arts and literature in Paris, the street has been frequented by many artists, writers and intellectuals over the centuries.
Art galleries: The street is also known for its many art galleries, making it a must for art lovers.
4. Neighbourgood life
Shops: As well as galleries, there are also luxury boutiques, specialist bookshops and typical Parisian cafés.
Atmosphere: Rue Bonaparte has a typically Parisian atmosphere, with its Haussmann-style buildings and cobblestones.
5. Real estate
Prestige: This is a highly sought-after street due to its location and history, with property prices among the highest in Paris.
Property type: Mostly luxury flats in old buildings, often with remarkable architectural features.
6. Places of interest
Nearby is the Square Gabriel-Pierné fountain, a small oasis of greenery in the heart of Paris.

6th Arrondissement - Once the hangout for bohemians and intellectuals, the Saint-Germain-des-Pres district is well known for its beautiful architecture, café culture, trendy boutiques, art galleries and the revolutionary intellectualism and literature it has hosted. This arrondissement has long been home to French intelligentsia and is a major hub for Art galleries and one of the most fashionable districts of Paris as well as its most expensive area. It includes world famous educational institutions such as the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris and the Academie francaise, the French Senate as well as some of Paris most famous monuments including Saint-Germain Abbey, St-Sulpice Church, Le Pont des Arts and Jardins du Luxembourg.nues and unmissable cafés, cocktail bar, brunch, bistro or gourmet cuisine.