Batignolles
Chanoyu · Under sales promise
On the top floor, a carefully renovated studio with an unobstructed view and clever layout.
15 m2 as per Carrez law
Studio
5th and top floor
190 000 € (agency fees included)
An enveloping light
Villa Jacquemont.
In a timber-framed building typical of the Batignolles neighbourhood, on the 5th and top floor of a small co-ownership, this elegantly renovated studio has a surface area of 14.34 square metres (carrez law) with a ceiling height of 2.60 metres.
The functional entrance has been designed as a storage space, featuring a wardrobe, bookshelf, and shelves. It forms part of the cleverly arranged and well-thought-out layout of this apartment, which is in perfect condition and has been carefully renovated.
The white and soft pastel tones of the living area create a calming atmosphere. The warmer tones of the solid wood flooring complement the golden arabesques of the graphic, art deco-inspired wallpaper. Overlooking the courtyard, the room enjoys beautiful natural light, thanks to its southwest exposure and unobstructed view.
Continuing from this space, the fitted kitchen is optimised to accommodate storage and appliances while maintaining comfort and practicality.
Shower room with toilet.
Villa Jacquemont
It was first opened at the beginning of the 19th century, when it was still part of the commune of Clichy, under the name "impasse de Chartres," due to its proximity to the former Rue de Chartres, which later became Rue Jacquemont. From 1869, it was renamed "impasse Jacquemont" and then "cité Jacquemont," before taking its current name.
The area became part of the commune of Batignolles-Monceau until the latter was annexed to Paris by the law of 16 June 1859, and it was incorporated into the Parisian road network by a decree on 23 May 1863.
The street is named after the French botanist and explorer Venceslas Victor Jacquemont (1801-1832).
According to census records, the building where the apartment is located was a dyeing workshop in 1926. It was then transformed into a hotel between 1931 and 1936. From 1954 to 1974, the building housed an obstetric-surgical clinic.
Source: wikipedia.org / various
Features
Property Floor plan
This plan has an informative and indicative value. It is intended to represent the property as accurately as possible, but should not be considered as a building surveyor's or architect's blueprint.
| Room | Surface | Exposure | View |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance | 1,46 m2 | ||
| Living Room | 8,54 m2 | Soutwest | Unobstructed |
| Kitchen | 2,67 m2 | Southwest | Unobstructed |
| Bathroom (shower) | 1,84 m2 |
- Surface :
- as per Carrez law : 14,34 m2
- Sol : 15 m2
- Height under ceiling :
- 2,6 m
- Kitchen :
- Installation of individual meters in progress :
- for cold and hot water
- Exposure :
- Southwest
- Luminosity :
- Very Bright
- View :
- Unobstructed
- Bruit :
- Quiet
- Hot water :
- Collective (with individual counter)
- Cold water :
- Collective (with individual counter)
- Heating :
- Collective (according to percentage)
- Heating type :
- Radiators
- Property Tax :
- 564 €
- Features :
- Entry code, wooden flooring, ample storage
- Property State :
- Excellent overall condition
Classe énergie :
(392 kilowattheures d’énergie primaire consommée par mettre carré et par an)
Classe climat :
(83 kilogrammes de dioxyde de carbone émis par mettre carré et par an)
This property is not energy efficient : classe F
Estimated cost :
For standard usage determined from energy prices - 2021 à 2023 : between 430 € and 630 €.
- Condominium :
- Yes
- Concierge :
- No
- Lift :
- No
- Bike room :
- No
- Condo fees :
- 1 308 € / year
- Floors :
- 5
- Number of condominium units :
- 27
- Year of construction :
- 1880
- État de l’immeuble :
- Good overall condition
- Transports :
- L13 : La Fourche at 300 metres L14 : Pont Cardinet at 850 metres
- Autre :
- Marché couvert des Batignolles at 400 metres Parc Martin Luther King at 700 metres
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