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EAU ET PATRIMOINE, a specialist in river habitat for over 15 years in Paris and western Paris, invites you to discover this high-potential houseboat and will support you at every step of your project.
The barge offers a different way to live in Paris, in the privileged environment of Port des Champs-Élysées, Quai des Tuileries (Paris 1st). It is a fully independent dwelling.
Built in 1905, this barge measuring approximately 21.30 m x 4.12 m, about 80 m2, provides an alternative to the traditional apartment, in a sought-after neighborhood. It benefits from a south-facing exposure, an unobstructed view of the Eiffel Tower and the Orsay Museum, and a recently redesigned quay offering a pleasant riverside setting by the Seine.
The boat has a ground-floor entrance, a high ceiling, and a living room with an open-plan kitchen equipped with a stove. The current layout includes three bedrooms and a bathroom with a bathtub, offering a space suited to daily life.
Outside, the barge features two wooden terraces and a upper deck with a retractable roof, allowing full enjoyment of the river and the outdoors (even from the living room), both at the quay and while cruising. The engine is still present.
The environment is particularly well served by Tuileries metro (line 1), Concorde (lines 1, 8, 12) and the RER C Musée d’Orsay, facilitating travel throughout Paris.
Beautification works are possible to reveal all the potential of this exceptional living space. Suitable as a primary residence, a pied-à-terre with the possibility of an expansion project (subject to authorizations).
There are no notary fees to be expected.
EAU ET PATRIMOINE is a specialist in river habitat in Paris and Île-de-France, dedicated to acquiring barges, houseboats and waterfront properties.
EAU ET PATRIMOINE assists its clients before, during and after acquisition, incorporating all financial, legal, technical and administrative dimensions specific to this type of property.
Contact EAU ET PATRIMOINE at +33 6 to discover this unique barge in the heart of Paris.
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