What if you could move into a new-build apartment today, without waiting? Résidence Scène Plein Ciel welcomes you in the heart of the 15 € arrondissement of Paris, in an upmarket residence that has already been delivered, 5 min on foot from the metro…
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What if you could move into a new-build apartment today, without waiting? Résidence Scène Plein Ciel welcomes you in the heart of the 15 € arrondissement of Paris, in an upmarket residence that has already been delivered, 5 min on foot from Lourmel metro station. A rare opportunity in Paris! Scène Plein Ciel offers 34 bright apartments, from studios to 5-room duplexes, with a balcony or terrace. Two superb duplexes even have open-air terraces with panoramic views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. To help you picture yourself living there, two furnished show apartments – 3-room and 5-room duplex – are open for viewing. Discover a high-end level of finish: solid parquet flooring, large-format tiles, smart home controls you can operate from your smartphone… The residence follows a sustainable and responsible approach, certified NF Habitat HQE – Excellent level, Effinergie+, BiodiverCity, and compliant with the RT2012 thermal regulation. It is connected to the urban heating network and complemented by solar panels on the roof. Your benefits: Immediate move-in? Reduced notary fees High-end finishes Between Lourmel, Boucicaut and Convention metro stations, Scene Plein Ciel is served by lines 8 and 12, which take you without a change to La Motte-Piquet, Invalides, Concorde, Opéra, Grands Boulevards, République, Porte de Versailles, Saint-Lazare, Sèvres Babylone, Montparnasse and even Abbesses (Montmartre). Within 9 minutes, tram T3a links Pont du Garigliano with Porte de Vincennes. Lourmel station 5 min or Boucicaut 8 min, Convention station 12 min, Desnouettes station 9 min, 5 Vélib’ stations nearby. By bike: cycling is made much easier in the 15th arrondissement with two major routes. The riverside paths along the Seine and the two-way cycle track on rue de Vaugirard, which leads to Montparnasse and as far as the Luxembourg.