Paris 16th district - Porte d'Auteuil

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of prime apartments, townhouses and private mansions in Auteuil, in the southern 16th arrondissement of Paris. This residential district, bordered by the Bois de Boulogne, brings together Haussmann buildings, townhouses, Art Deco buildings and private enclaves such as the Villa Montmorency. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Auteuil, a village within the 16th

Auteuil keeps a village feel in the southern 16th arrondissement, between the Bois de Boulogne and the Seine. Its streets are narrower and its architecture more varied than elsewhere in the arrondissement, from the private mansion to the Art Nouveau house. Rue d’Auteuil, the district’s shopping artery, animates the area with its boutiques and fine food shops. The Michel-Ange–Auteuil stations on metro lines 9 and 10, Église d’Auteuil on line 10, and Jasmin on line 9, serve the area.

Apartments, townhouses and private mansions: the sought-after homes in Auteuil

The market for prime property in Auteuil stands out for its variety. Alongside the Haussmann family apartment, with period parquet, mouldings and high ceilings, the district holds townhouses, Art Deco buildings and rare private mansions. Homes with a garden, high floors, views over the Bois de Boulogne and quiet addresses away from the main axes draw the sharpest demand.

The Villa Montmorency, a gated and confidential enclave

The Villa Montmorency is the most enclosed address in Auteuil, a private, gated enclave with tree-lined lanes. It holds private mansions with gardens, set away from the street and from view. Sought after by an international clientele and public figures, it ranks among the most confidential addresses in Paris, with exceptional values above the rest of the district. These rare homes often change hands quietly, sometimes off-market.

A family district, between schools and the Bois de Boulogne

Auteuil is one of the most family-oriented districts in the 16th. It is home to respected schools, including the lycée Jean-Baptiste Say and the lycée Jean de La Fontaine, a strong draw for French and international families. The edge of the Bois de Boulogne, the gardens and the quiet streets add to the appeal. Demand focuses on well-planned family layouts, in a safe and green setting.

Property prices in Auteuil

Prices in Auteuil vary widely with the address, the property type, the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments to renovate or of standard layout: from around €7,500/sqm
• Renovated Haussmann apartments of standing: €9,500 to €11,500/sqm
• Prime homes, high floor, view, outdoor space: €11,500 to €13,300/sqm and beyond for rare properties
• Townhouses and private mansions: €12,000 to €23,000/sqm depending on the address and rarity

The Villa Montmorency sits beyond these markers, among the highest values in Paris. These ranges give an order of magnitude. Every property is unique: only a personalised valuation of your property in Auteuil can approach its real value.

FAQ – Prime property in Auteuil

What characterises the Auteuil district?

Auteuil is a residential district in the southern 16th arrondissement, bordered by the Bois de Boulogne. It keeps a village feel, with picturesque streets and varied architecture, from the private mansion to the Art Nouveau house. Rue d’Auteuil is its shopping artery. Well-regarded schools and the Villa Montmorency are among its landmarks.

What is the price per square metre in Auteuil?

The average apartment price in Auteuil sits around €9,800/sqm in mid-2026, within a range of roughly €7,400 to €13,300/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. Houses and private mansions are valued higher, up to €23,000/sqm for rare properties. The Villa Montmorency exceeds these levels. The address, the floor and outdoor space account for most of the gap.

What is the Villa Montmorency?

The Villa Montmorency is a private, gated enclave in the Auteuil district, closed to through traffic. Its tree-lined lanes hold private mansions with gardens, among the most confidential in Paris. Sought after by an international clientele, it shows exceptional values. Its rare homes often change hands quietly, sometimes off-market.

What kind of homes are found in Auteuil?

Auteuil gathers a wide variety of homes: Haussmann family apartments, Art Deco buildings, townhouses and private mansions. Sought-after homes offer generous volumes, period parquet, mouldings and, for the most prized, a garden, a view over the Bois de Boulogne or a quiet address away from the main axes.

Why is Auteuil a family district?

Auteuil brings together what families look for: calm, space, greenery and well-regarded schools, including the lycée Jean-Baptiste Say and the lycée Jean de La Fontaine. Proximity to the Bois de Boulogne and the village atmosphere add to the appeal. Demand focuses on well-planned family layouts, in a safe, residential setting.

How do you get a property valued in Auteuil?

Valuing a home in Auteuil calls for a close reading of the area, given how varied its property types and addresses are. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the district’s micro-addresses, from rue d’Auteuil to the Villa Montmorency, and the criteria that make value: location, aspect, floor, outdoor space, style. A valuation of your property in Auteuil is free and confidential.

Property in Auteuil: valuing your prime home

Valuing a home in Auteuil means a close analysis of its location, aspect, architectural style and heritage potential. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area, from townhouses to the private mansions of the Villa Montmorency, and draw on comparable sales in the prime market. For a free, personalised and confidential valuation of your prime property, contact the office on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of apartments of standing and family homes on avenue de Versailles, in the southern 16th arrondissement of Paris. This avenue runs along the Seine, between the Mirabeau and Exelmans areas, with buildings of good standing and apartments open to the river. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Avenue de Versailles, a riverside address

Avenue de Versailles follows the right bank of the Seine, in the southern 16th arrondissement, from pont Mirabeau towards the Exelmans area. Wide and well served, it offers a residential setting more accessible than the core of the 16th, with apartments that often have balconies and open views over the river. Mirabeau station on metro line 10, and Exelmans on line 9, together with the nearby RER C, connect the avenue to the rest of Paris.

Apartments with Seine views: the sought-after homes on avenue de Versailles

The market for property on avenue de Versailles stands out for its apartments open to the Seine. The river view, a high floor, a balcony and good light create the clearest premium. The avenue gathers buildings of good standing, a few Haussmann homes and rarer houses on the adjoining streets. Through-facing apartments, top floors on the river side and well-planned family layouts draw the sharpest demand.

A residential area, lively and well connected

Avenue de Versailles combines neighbourhood life with closeness to the river. Restaurants, local shops and dining addresses animate the area, favoured by a local and international clientele. Tennis, long established in the 16th through several respected clubs, and the landscaped Seine quays extend this setting. Proximity to schools and good transport make it a balanced choice between comfort and accessibility.

Property prices on avenue de Versailles

Prices on avenue de Versailles remain more accessible than in the core of the 16th arrondissement. They shift with the view, the floor, the aspect, the condition and the presence of a balcony. As a guide:

• Apartments to renovate or of standard layout: from around €7,800/sqm
• Renovated apartments of good standing: €8,500 to €9,500/sqm
• Prime homes, high floor, Seine view, balcony: €9,500 to €10,600/sqm and beyond for rare properties
• Houses and exceptional family homes: from around €12,000/sqm depending on rarity

These ranges give an order of magnitude. Every property is unique: only a personalised valuation of your property on avenue de Versailles can approach its real value.

FAQ – Property on avenue de Versailles

Where is avenue de Versailles in Paris?

Avenue de Versailles runs along the Seine in the southern 16th arrondissement of Paris, from pont Mirabeau towards the Exelmans area. It crosses a residential district near Auteuil. Mirabeau station on line 10, and Exelmans on line 9, together with the RER C, serve it, facing the river and its landscaped quays.

What is the price per square metre on avenue de Versailles?

The average apartment price on avenue de Versailles sits around €9,100/sqm in mid-2026, within a range of roughly €7,800 to €10,600/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. This is more accessible than the 16th average. Homes with a Seine view, on a high floor, reach the top of the range. The view, the floor and the balcony account for most of the gap.

Are there apartments with Seine views on avenue de Versailles?

Yes. The Seine view is the avenue’s main asset. Apartments on the river side, on a high floor and with a balcony, are the most sought after and the best valued. The aspect, the light and the open outlook over the landscaped quays explain the premium attached to these homes compared with those facing the street.

What kind of homes are found on avenue de Versailles?

Avenue de Versailles mainly gathers apartments of good standing, in buildings that often have balconies, a few Haussmann homes and rarer houses on the adjoining streets. Sought-after homes offer a through-facing layout, a Seine view or good light, in a well-connected residential setting.

Who buys on avenue de Versailles today?

The clientele blends families, working professionals and international buyers looking for a good balance between comfort, a Seine view and accessibility. Closeness to the river, shops and transport guides their choice. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you get a property valued on avenue de Versailles?

Valuing a home on avenue de Versailles means weighing the precise location, river side or street side, the floor, the view and the light. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area, from Mirabeau to Exelmans, and the criteria that make value. A valuation of your property on avenue de Versailles is free and confidential.

Valuing a property on avenue de Versailles: prices, advice and support

Valuing a home on avenue de Versailles means weighing the precise location, river side or close to Mirabeau and Exelmans, the property type, the condition, the light and the view. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty bring a close knowledge of the area and draw on comparable sales. For a free, personalised valuation of your property, contact the office on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of Seine-view apartments and homes of standing in the Pont Mirabeau area, on the boundary of the 16th and 15th arrondissements of Paris. This riverside sector brings together modern buildings of standing, apartments with a terrace or balcony and open views over the Seine. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

The Pont Mirabeau sector, between two banks

The Pont Mirabeau sector is organised around the river, between the southern 16th arrondissement, on the avenue de Versailles and Exelmans side, and the 15th riverfront, on the Javel and quai André Citroën side. It holds modern buildings of standing, often with balconies or terraces open to the Seine. Mirabeau station on metro line 10, and the Javel–André Citroën stop on the RER C, serve the area, steps from the landscaped quays.

Apartments with Seine views: the sought-after homes near the Pont Mirabeau

The market for property near the Pont Mirabeau stands out for its apartments open to the river. The Seine view, a high floor, a terrace or balcony and good light create the clearest premium. The sector holds recent buildings of standing, with generous volumes, along with more classic homes on the streets set back from the river. Through-facing apartments and top floors on the river side draw the sharpest demand.

A riverside setting, well connected

The Pont Mirabeau offers a way of life turned towards the river, between the right and left banks. The landscaped quays, the parc André Citroën on the 15th side and the local shops set the pace of neighbourhood life. Direct access to the main axes and transport, more affordable than the core of the 16th, draws a French and international clientele seeking space, light and a Seine view.

Property prices near the Pont Mirabeau

Prices near the Pont Mirabeau remain more accessible than in the core of the 16th arrondissement, with a slight gap between the 16th bank and the 15th bank. They shift with the view, the floor, the aspect, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments to renovate or of standard layout: from around €7,500/sqm
• Renovated apartments of good standing: €8,500 to €9,500/sqm
• Prime homes, high floor, Seine view, terrace or balcony: €9,500 to €10,600/sqm and beyond for rare properties
• On the 16th side, avenue de Versailles and Exelmans: values slightly above the 15th bank

These ranges give an order of magnitude. Every property is unique: only a personalised valuation of your property near the Pont Mirabeau can approach its real value.

FAQ – Property near the Pont Mirabeau

Where is the Pont Mirabeau sector?

The Pont Mirabeau sector lies on the boundary of the 16th and 15th arrondissements of Paris, on both sides of the Seine. On the 16th side, it adjoins avenue de Versailles and Exelmans; on the 15th side, the Javel district and the quai André Citroën. Mirabeau station on line 10, and Javel–André Citroën on the RER C, serve it.

What is the price per square metre near the Pont Mirabeau?

The average apartment price near the Pont Mirabeau sits around €8,600 to €9,100/sqm in mid-2026 depending on the bank, within a range of roughly €7,200 to €10,600/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. The 16th bank is slightly above the 15th. Homes with a Seine view and terrace reach the top of the range. The view, the floor and outdoor space account for most of the gap.

Are there apartments with Seine views near the Pont Mirabeau?

Yes. The Seine view is the sector’s main asset. Apartments on the river side, on a high floor and with a terrace or balcony, are the most sought after and the best valued. The modern buildings here often offer wide bay windows and outdoor space open to the quays, which explains the premium attached to these homes.

What kind of homes are found near the Pont Mirabeau?

The Pont Mirabeau sector mainly gathers apartments in modern buildings of standing, often with a balcony or terrace, along with more classic homes on the streets set back from the river. Sought-after homes offer generous volumes, good light and, for the most prized, an open view over the Seine.

Who buys near the Pont Mirabeau today?

The clientele blends families, working professionals and international buyers seeking space, light and a Seine view, at a price more accessible than the core of the 16th. Closeness to the quays, transport and the main axes guides their choice. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you get a property valued near the Pont Mirabeau?

Valuing a home near the Pont Mirabeau means weighing the bank, the Seine view, the floor, the aspect and the quality of the building. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area, between avenue de Versailles and the riverfront, and the criteria that make value. A valuation of your property near the Pont Mirabeau is free and confidential.

Free valuation of your property near the Pont Mirabeau with Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty

Valuing a home near the Pont Mirabeau calls for a precise approach, weighing the bank, the aspect, the floor, the Seine view and the quality of the building. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty bring a close knowledge of the sector and draw on comparable sales on both banks. For a free, personalised and confidential valuation of your property, contact the office on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of family apartments and homes of standing on boulevard Exelmans, in the southern 16th arrondissement of Paris. This residential area, between Auteuil, Michel-Ange and the porte de Saint-Cloud, brings together buildings of good standing, large family layouts and more recent buildings. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Boulevard Exelmans, a family area in the southern 16th

Boulevard Exelmans crosses the southern 16th arrondissement, between Auteuil, Michel-Ange and the porte de Saint-Cloud. Wide and tree-lined, it stands on the site of the former Chemin de fer de Ceinture viaduct, gone by the early 1960s. The area, calm and residential, remains more accessible than the core of the 16th. Exelmans station on line 9, and Michel-Ange–Molitor on lines 9 and 10, along with porte de Saint-Cloud on line 9, serve it.

Large family apartments and buildings of good standing: the sought-after homes on boulevard Exelmans

The market for property on boulevard Exelmans rests on large family layouts. Buildings of good standing, from the 1930s to more recent construction, offer well-planned floor plans, light and volumes rare in Paris. High floors, through-facing apartments, balconies and quiet homes draw the sharpest demand. The area also holds a few houses and more classic homes on the adjoining streets.

Schools, Molitor and major stadiums: a sport and culture setting

Boulevard Exelmans appeals to families through its proximity to respected schools, including the collège and lycée Claude Bernard and the lycée Jean de La Fontaine. The area neighbours the Piscine Molitor, a 1929 Art Deco landmark now a hotel and spa, as well as the Parc des Princes and the Roland-Garros stadium, close by at the porte d’Auteuil. This setting, between schools, sport and culture, strengthens the district’s residential appeal.

Property prices on boulevard Exelmans

Prices on boulevard Exelmans remain more accessible than in the core of the 16th arrondissement. They shift with the address, the floor, the aspect, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments to renovate or of standard layout: from around €7,800/sqm
• Renovated apartments of good standing: €9,000 to €10,000/sqm
• Prime large family homes, high floor, balcony: €10,000 to €11,100/sqm and beyond for rare properties
• Houses and exceptional family homes: valued case by case according to the address and rarity

These ranges give an order of magnitude. Every property is unique: only a personalised valuation of your property on boulevard Exelmans can approach its real value.

FAQ – Property on boulevard Exelmans

Where is boulevard Exelmans in Paris?

Boulevard Exelmans lies in the southern 16th arrondissement of Paris, between Auteuil, Michel-Ange and the porte de Saint-Cloud. It stands on the site of the former Chemin de fer de Ceinture viaduct. Exelmans station on line 9, and Michel-Ange–Molitor on lines 9 and 10, serve it, close to the Parc des Princes and Roland-Garros.

What is the price per square metre on boulevard Exelmans?

The average apartment price on boulevard Exelmans sits around €9,400/sqm in mid-2026, within a range of roughly €7,900 to €11,100/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. This is more accessible than the Auteuil and 16th averages. Large family homes on a high floor reach the top of the range. The floor, the aspect and the condition account for most of the gap.

Why is boulevard Exelmans favoured by families?

Boulevard Exelmans brings together large family layouts, a calm setting and proximity to respected schools, including the collège and lycée Claude Bernard and the lycée Jean de La Fontaine. Sports facilities, the Piscine Molitor and local shops add to the appeal. Families find well-planned floor plans, rare in Paris, at a more measured price than the core of the 16th.

What kind of homes are found on boulevard Exelmans?

Boulevard Exelmans mainly gathers large family apartments, in buildings of good standing from the 1930s to more recent construction, along with a few houses and more classic homes on the adjoining streets. Sought-after homes offer generous volumes, good light and, for the most prized, a high floor or a balcony.

Who buys on boulevard Exelmans today?

The clientele is mainly family-oriented, Parisian and international, seeking space, schools and a calm setting at a price more accessible than the core of the 16th. Closeness to transport, the stadiums and local shops guides their choice. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you get a property valued on boulevard Exelmans?

Valuing a home on boulevard Exelmans means weighing the building’s period, the floor, the aspect and the layout of large surfaces. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area, from Auteuil to the porte de Saint-Cloud, and the criteria that make value. A valuation of your property on boulevard Exelmans is free and confidential.

High-end property valuation on boulevard Exelmans

Valuing a home on boulevard Exelmans calls for a precise knowledge of the area, where classic homes sit alongside more recent buildings. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty weigh the floor, the aspect, the layout and the building’s period, and draw on comparable sales. For a free, personalised and confidential valuation of your property, contact the office on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of prime apartments and private mansions on avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. These three addresses in the western 16th, between La Muette, the Ranelagh, Auteuil and the Bois de Boulogne, bring together Haussmann buildings, confidential residences and private mansions. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 56 26 56 55.

Three addresses in the western 16th

Avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour rank among the sought-after residential addresses of the western 16th arrondissement, between La Muette, the Ranelagh and Auteuil. All three share proximity to the Bois de Boulogne, well-regarded schools and quality building stock, while each keeps its own character. La Muette, Ranelagh, Jasmin and Michel-Ange–Auteuil stations on metro line 9, along with line 10 and the RER C, serve the area.

Avenue Mozart, a lively artery between La Muette and Auteuil

Avenue Mozart crosses the heart of the 16th, from La Muette to Église d’Auteuil, in a residential and commercial setting. It rests on the fine Haussmann family apartment, with herringbone parquet, mouldings and high ceilings, and holds a few Art Nouveau homes, including the Hôtel Guimard at number 122. Quality shops, schools and service by line 9 make it a favoured address for families. High floors and quiet apartments over the courtyard draw the most demand.

Boulevard de Montmorency, confidentiality near the Villa Montmorency

Boulevard de Montmorency is one of the most residential addresses in Auteuil, on the heights, bordering the Villa Montmorency and the Bois de Boulogne. It gathers confidential residences and private mansions, and some apartments enjoy open views over Paris, often with a balcony, terrace or private garden. Calm, security and the rarity of homes draw a demanding clientele, with values pulled upward by the nearby private enclave.

Boulevard de Beauséjour, calm and greenery near the Ranelagh

Boulevard de Beauséjour runs between La Muette and the jardin du Ranelagh, at the edge of the Bois de Boulogne. Calm and green, it lines up character buildings and holds private lanes, including the Villa Beauséjour with its old timber dachas, a relic of the 1878 Universal Exhibition. Homes facing the Ranelagh, high floors, gardens and the absence of facing neighbours draw demand. The musée Marmottan Monet is close by.

Property prices on the three addresses

Prices shift with the address, the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide, in mid-2026, according to MeilleursAgents:

• Avenue Mozart: apartments around €10,800/sqm, from €9,200 to €12,800/sqm; houses and private mansions from around €14,000/sqm
• Boulevard de Montmorency: apartments around €10,600/sqm, from €9,300 to €12,500/sqm; houses and private mansions well beyond, the Villa Montmorency among the highest values in Paris
• Boulevard de Beauséjour: apartments around €11,500/sqm, from €9,200 to €14,100/sqm; private mansions and houses up to around €33,000/sqm depending on rarity

These ranges give an order of magnitude. Every property is unique: only a personalised valuation of your apartment or private mansion can approach its real value.

FAQ – Prime property on avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour

Where are these three addresses in the 16th?

Avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour lie in the western 16th arrondissement of Paris. Mozart links La Muette to Auteuil; Montmorency borders the Villa Montmorency, on the heights of Auteuil; Beauséjour runs along the Ranelagh, near the Bois de Boulogne. La Muette, Ranelagh, Jasmin and Michel-Ange–Auteuil stations serve the area.

What are the prices per square metre on these three addresses?

In mid-2026, according to MeilleursAgents, apartments sit around €10,800/sqm on avenue Mozart, €10,600/sqm on boulevard de Montmorency and €11,500/sqm on boulevard de Beauséjour. Houses and private mansions are valued far higher, up to around €33,000/sqm on boulevard de Beauséjour and beyond near the Villa Montmorency.

What sets these three addresses apart?

Avenue Mozart offers a commercial neighbourhood life and Haussmann building stock. Boulevard de Montmorency plays on confidentiality, views over Paris and proximity to a private enclave. Boulevard de Beauséjour leans on calm, greenery and closeness to the Ranelagh. Three complementary profiles, all in the western 16th.

Are there private mansions on these addresses?

Yes. All three addresses hold private mansions, rarer and more confidential on boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour. A private mansion offers independence, freehold ownership with no copropriété, and volumes that an apartment cannot match. These rare homes often change hands quietly, sometimes off-market.

Who buys in this part of the western 16th?

The clientele blends established Parisian families, business leaders and international buyers seeking calm, space, well-regarded schools and discretion. Proximity to the Bois de Boulogne and the Ranelagh guides their choice. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you get a property valued on these addresses?

Valuing a home calls for a close reading of each address, as avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour share neither the same building stock nor the same values. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area, from La Muette to Auteuil, and the criteria that make value: view, floor, outdoor space, character. A valuation of your property is free and confidential.

Value your property accurately on avenue Mozart, boulevard de Montmorency and boulevard de Beauséjour

Valuing a home on one of these three addresses means a precise reading of the local market: aspect, floor, the character of the building, view, outdoor space and rarity. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty bring their expertise of the western 16th and draw on comparable sales. For a free, tailored and confidential valuation of your property, contact the office on +33 1 56 26 56 55.