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Converted 104 m² (1,119 sq ft) space in the heart of the Abbesses district in Montmartre
Location
Montmartre is a village. The “Place des Abbesses” with its fountain, its plane trees, its square and its French underground station of the same name with its Art Nouveau entrance, is right in the middle.
There is currently nothing left of the Dames de Montmartre Abbey, apart from the Saint-Pierre church, the choir of which was used as the nun’s chapel. Today curious onlookers and tourists stroll the “Rue” and “Place des Abbesses, named in memory of this Benedictine Abbey, witness of a once active religious life in this area.
Description
On the top floor of a fully renovated building, with a digicode security system, at the end of a very quiet courtyard.
One single, south-facing space, with a children’s bedroom and a study set over the main bedroom as if suspended in the air.
To the right of the entrance, the main bedroom has an adjoining dressing room with cupboards. To the left, a fully-fitted American-style kitchen that opens on to a dining area.
A bathroom with a bath, a shower cubicle with an Italian shower and a double wash-hand basin. A separate toilet.
The basic structure is an assembly of metal beams, with a series of tall casement windows, a skylight, thin metal door and window frames and a stairway with a glass landing; everything letting in light from every direction.
Strip pattern parquet flooring throughout.
Our opinion
A space that could not be more open, with maximum light catchment so that light is everywhere. A sober, good quality property.
1 250 000 €
Our fees are included in the stated sale price.
Reference 9999AC
| Total surface area | 104 m² (1,119 sq ft) |
| Number of rooms | 5 |
Representative
Armelle Casanova +33 (0)6 08 77 09 40
NB: The above information is not only the result of our visit to the property; it is also based on information provided by the current owner. It is by no means comprehensive or strictly accurate especially where surface areas and construction dates are concerned. We cannot, therefore, be held liable for any misrepresentation.
