Description
In the heart of Val-de-Grâce in the 5th arrondissement, set within the former Carmel de l’Incarnation—France’s first Carmelite monastery, founded in 1604—discover an exceptional 127 m² duplex featuring a room registered as a historic monument.
The ground floor features an entrance hall with storage, leading to the living spaces arranged over the upper floors. On the second floor, a landing leads to a kitchen, a dining room, and a separate restroom, followed by a bedroom with a walk-in closet and an en-suite shower room.
However, the true soul of this residence lies in its unique living room: the oratory, boasting a 17th-century barrel vault and original historic monument-listed frescoes. This extraordinary space has undergone a remarkable restoration, elevated by rare marbles and fine stone craftsmanship by master marble artisan François Selle.
The third floor accommodates two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate restroom. A cellar and an indoor parking space complete the property.
Steeped in a history shaped by Madame Acarie and Louise de La Vallière, this historic residence seamlessly brings together art, spirituality, and architecture. Situated moments from the Panthéon, Port-Royal, the Observatoire, and the Luxembourg Gardens, it is embedded in an iconic district of Paris’s intellectual heritage.
This property represents an enduring, meaningful, and truly unique real estate investment. Acquiring this home means preserving and continuing a heritage that has endured for more than four centuries.
As a reminder, when purchasing bare ownership with retained usufruct, you incur no maintenance charges (except those stipulated under Article 606 of the French Civil Code), and the seller retains the right to occupy or rent out the property.
Bare ownership (78-year-old male):
Open market value: €2,400,000
Lump-sum payment (agency fees included): €720,000
Monthly annuity: €6,900
Purchasing through a single upfront lump-sum payment of €1,600,000 (agency fees included) is also possible.
Virtual tour available upon request.
The ground floor features an entrance hall with storage, leading to the living spaces arranged over the upper floors. On the second floor, a landing leads to a kitchen, a dining room, and a separate restroom, followed by a bedroom with a walk-in closet and an en-suite shower room.
However, the true soul of this residence lies in its unique living room: the oratory, boasting a 17th-century barrel vault and original historic monument-listed frescoes. This extraordinary space has undergone a remarkable restoration, elevated by rare marbles and fine stone craftsmanship by master marble artisan François Selle.
The third floor accommodates two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate restroom. A cellar and an indoor parking space complete the property.
Steeped in a history shaped by Madame Acarie and Louise de La Vallière, this historic residence seamlessly brings together art, spirituality, and architecture. Situated moments from the Panthéon, Port-Royal, the Observatoire, and the Luxembourg Gardens, it is embedded in an iconic district of Paris’s intellectual heritage.
This property represents an enduring, meaningful, and truly unique real estate investment. Acquiring this home means preserving and continuing a heritage that has endured for more than four centuries.
As a reminder, when purchasing bare ownership with retained usufruct, you incur no maintenance charges (except those stipulated under Article 606 of the French Civil Code), and the seller retains the right to occupy or rent out the property.
Bare ownership (78-year-old male):
Open market value: €2,400,000
Lump-sum payment (agency fees included): €720,000
Monthly annuity: €6,900
Purchasing through a single upfront lump-sum payment of €1,600,000 (agency fees included) is also possible.
Virtual tour available upon request.
Caractéristiques
- Digicode
- Double vitrage
- Gardien
- Interphone
- Jardin en copropriété
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