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An article that explains the monthly expenses of a high-end apartment in Paris
Many clients often ask us about the cost of owning an apartment in Paris. Roughly speaking, there are four major expenses for holding an apartment: the expenses required for the operation of the apartment itself (property sharing costs, electricity and Internet fees, insurance, cleaning and maintenance costs for the interior of the apartment), major construction costs of the building, and taxes (land tax, residence tax, property wealth tax), and some other expenses (apartment rental management fee, butler service fee).
Today, we will take a high-end apartment of 100 square meters and a value of 2 million euros in the Saint-Germain district of the Left Bank as an example to explain in detail what the daily maintenance of the apartment will cost (do not confuse it with the cost of buying an apartment Oh).
01/ The cost of running the apartment itself
AARIANE
PARIS
Paris 6 arrondissement
An Elegant Residence in the Heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés
147 m2
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4 790 000 €
Located at Rue Mabillon, directly overlooking the Marché Saint-Germain, this apartment enjoys a prime position in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Place Saint-Sulpice and the neighbourhood’s iconic streets are just a short walk away, as are Rue du Four, Rue de Buci and Boulevard Saint-Germain. The Mabillon and Saint-Germain-des-Prés metro stations are also within easy walking distance.
Dating from around 1800, the building retains the architectural character of its period. The apartment is located on the third floor and occupies the entire landing, offering a greater sense of privacy.
Spanning 147 sqm, the residence combines preserved period features with contemporary comfort. It comprises a generous double reception room with a dining area, a separate fully equipped kitchen and three suites, each with its own bathroom. The apartment also benefits from open views.
Sold fully furnished, the apartment is equipped with air conditioning. Its original architectural elements have been carefully preserved, while the interior layout provides modern comfort and functionality, creating a refined balance between historic Parisian character and contemporary living.