A Unique Property in Montmorency

Property Description

MONTMORENCY — AN APARTMENT THAT MAKES SPACE FOR EVERYONE
There are apartments you visit, wondering immediately where to put your furniture. And then there are those where you quickly start imagining how you could live there.

That’s a bit how I felt upon discovering this nearly 153 m² apartment in the center of Montmorency.

Organized as a triplex, it is located in a small co-ownership of only two dwellings, with no co-ownership charges.
The ground floor is devoted to the entrance, with an atmosphere reminiscent of stately houses, or even certain castles. It opens onto two cellars of 4 m² and 12 m², perfect for your fine wines or home preserves!

On the first floor, the 46 m² living area, traversant and bright, opens onto a kitchen of nearly 20 m², carefully equipped and fitted. A wine cellar naturally finds its place there, accompanied, in a somewhat unexpected detail, by a cigar cellar. Behind the kitchen, a pantry offers storage and connections for the washing machine.
A large bedroom with its beautiful en-suite bathroom completes this level.

Then comes the second floor.
And there, the ambiance changes: exposed beams, sloped ceilings and attic-style volumes give this floor a more intimate atmosphere.

A large room could become an office, TV lounge, library or playroom, depending on your wishes.
Two bedrooms with storage, a generously sized bathroom with shower and bathtub, as well as a WC complete the floor.

I can picture this space for a teenager who’s growing up and needs independence, or for a young adult who wants their own world while staying close to family.

Perhaps this is what I love most about this apartment: it leaves space. To work. To entertain. To be together. And sometimes, to be apart.
AND IN DAILY LIFE?
The apartment has a DPE rating of D and is located in a building that could date from the 1950s.

Bus lines lead to train stations: 1512 to Domont, 1513 to Enghien-les-Bains, and 1515 to Épinay-sur-Seine are accessible in under a 5-minute walk.

The Montmorency market, held on Wednesdays and Sundays, is within about a 12-minute walk.

There is no private parking, but it is possible to rent a box or a nearby space. Its strong point: no co-op charges beyond building insurance.

In the end, this apartment combines generous volumes, clearly separated spaces, a small co-ownership with no charges and real freedom of layout. It’s an apartment you need to explore—watch the light enter the living area, go up the stairs, discover the attic floor… and perhaps start imagining what your daily life here could be.
I invite you to come and see it.

Fees are charged to the seller. In a two-unit co-ownership. Average share of the estimated annual budget: 20 €/year. No ongoing procedures. Energy class D, climate class D. Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €1,950 and €2,680.

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