Paris 17th district - Monceau

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of Haussmann apartments, private mansions and penthouses in the Monceau district, on the boundary of the 17th and 8th arrondissements of Paris. Around the parc Monceau, this prime residential area brings together ashlar-stone buildings, 19th-century mansions and rare top floors open to the greenery. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

The Monceau district, elegance around the park

The Monceau district is organised around the parc Monceau, one of the finest gardens in the capital, on the boundary of the 17th and 8th arrondissements. Its Haussmann buildings and 19th-century private mansions form a historic, hushed atmosphere. Close to the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe and the business district, it offers a rare pocket of calm. Monceau and Courcelles stations on metro line 2, Wagram on line 3, and Villiers on lines 2 and 3, serve the area.

Haussmann apartments, private mansions and park-view penthouses: the sought-after homes in Monceau

The market for prime property in Monceau rests on the large Haussmann family apartment. Generous volumes, high ceilings, period parquet, original mouldings and marble fireplaces define the standard here. The district also holds private mansions, bright corner duplexes and rare penthouses with a terrace open to the park or the rooftops of Paris. Park-view homes, high floors and outdoor space draw the sharpest demand.

The avenues bordering the parc Monceau

The finest addresses in the district border the park. Avenue Van Dyck and avenue Ruysdaël, facing the greenery, rank among the most sought-after. Avenue Hoche, avenue de Courcelles and rue de Prony line up ashlar-stone buildings and private mansions, some of which now house embassies or corporate headquarters. These addresses, between heritage and confidentiality, mark the prestige of the area.

Schools, shops and transport

The Monceau district appeals to families through its complete setting. Respected schools, including the lycée Carnot and the École Internationale Bilingue, make it a favoured area. Fine food shops, art galleries and restaurants add to the quality of life. The parc Monceau, a green setting at the heart of the area, and service by several metro lines complete a calm, central environment.

Property prices in Monceau

Prices in Monceau are among the highest in western Paris, with a marked premium for homes bordering the park. They shift with the address, the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments of standing in the Plaine Monceau: from around €9,000 to €12,000/sqm
• Prime Haussmann apartments, high floor: €12,000 to €14,000/sqm
• Exceptional homes bordering the park, direct view (Van Dyck, Ruysdaël, Hoche): €14,000 to €16,000/sqm and beyond for the rarest properties
• Private mansions: markedly higher values, set case by case according to 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 in Monceau

Where is the Monceau district in Paris?

The Monceau district is organised around the parc Monceau, on the boundary of the 17th and 8th arrondissements of Paris, near the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe. Residential and prestigious, it lines up Haussmann buildings and private mansions. Monceau, Courcelles, Wagram and Villiers stations serve it.

What is the price per square metre in Monceau?

In the Plaine Monceau, the average apartment price sits around €10,600/sqm in mid-2026, up to about €13,900/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. Homes bordering the park, with a direct view, reach €14,000 to €16,000/sqm and beyond. Private mansions are valued markedly higher. The address, the floor and the park view account for most of the gap.

Are there homes with views over the parc Monceau?

Yes. The avenues bordering the park, such as avenue Van Dyck and avenue Ruysdaël, offer homes with a direct view over the greenery. High floors, top floors and penthouses with a terrace facing the park are the most sought after and the best valued. The view, the floor and the open outlook explain the premium attached to these homes.

Are there private mansions in Monceau?

Yes. The Monceau district retains 19th-century private mansions, sometimes with a private garden or a leafy courtyard. Some now house embassies or corporate headquarters. These rare, confidential homes offer independence and exceptional volumes, and rarely change hands.

Who buys in Monceau today?

The clientele blends established Parisian families, business leaders and international buyers, drawn by the park, respected schools and the prestige of the addresses. It also includes urban couples seeking a high-end two or three-room apartment. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you get a property valued in Monceau?

Valuing a home in Monceau calls for a close knowledge of the local market. The park view, the floor, the finishes, the building’s history and international demand strongly influence prices. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty command the Monceau area and its codes. A valuation of your property in Monceau is free and confidential.

Property valuation in Monceau: trusted local expertise

Valuing a home in Monceau calls for a thorough command of the area: the park view, a high floor, the finishes, the building’s history and international demand strongly influence prices. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty, experts in the Monceau district, draw on comparable sales in the area. For a free, precise and confidential valuation, contact the office on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of Haussmann apartments, private mansions and family homes in the Carré d’Or of the 17th arrondissement of Paris. This sought-after area, between avenue de Wagram, rue de Courcelles, place des Ternes and rue Poncelet, brings together ashlar-stone buildings with continuous balconies and discreet private mansions, steps from the parc Monceau. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

The Carré d'Or of the 17th, between the parc Monceau and place des Ternes

The Carré d’Or of the 17th stretches between avenue de Wagram, rue de Courcelles, place des Ternes and rue Poncelet, steps from the parc Monceau. It combines a residential, bourgeois and commercial atmosphere, carried by wide tree-lined avenues and a consistent Haussmann building stock. Close to place de l’Étoile, Porte Maillot and the 8th arrondissement, it offers a rare balance between central position and calm. Ternes and Courcelles stations on metro line 2, and Wagram on line 3, serve the area.

Haussmann, private mansions and family apartments: the sought-after homes in the Carré d'Or

The market for prime property in the Carré d’Or of the 17th rests on the large Haussmann family apartment. Period parquet, mouldings, fireplaces and high ceilings define the standard here. The area also holds high-floor homes with a continuous balcony and open view, duplexes with a terrace and rare private mansions with a private garden. Homes in perfect condition, renovated by an architect, light-filled and well located draw the sharpest demand.

Shops, the Poncelet market and schools

The Carré d’Or of the 17th offers a complete neighbourhood life. Rue Poncelet and its market bring together fine food shops and dining addresses, while place des Ternes animates the area. Proximity to respected schools, including the lycée Carnot, Sainte-Ursule and Fénelon Sainte-Marie, makes it an address favoured by families. The parc Monceau, close by, extends this elegant, practical setting.

Property prices in the Carré d'Or of the 17th

Prices in the Carré d’Or are among the highest in the 17th arrondissement. They shift with the address, the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide, on and around avenue de Wagram:

• Apartments of standing: from around €9,000 to €12,000/sqm
• Prime apartments, renovated by an architect, high floor, balcony: €12,000 to €14,000/sqm and beyond for exceptional homes
• Private mansions with a garden: markedly higher values, set case by case according to 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 in the Carré d'Or of the 17th

Where is the Carré d'Or of the 17th in Paris?

The Carré d’Or of the 17th stretches between avenue de Wagram, rue de Courcelles, place des Ternes and rue Poncelet, steps from the parc Monceau. Residential and commercial, it is close to place de l’Étoile and Porte Maillot. Ternes and Courcelles stations on line 2, and Wagram on line 3, serve it.

What is the price per square metre in the Carré d'Or of the 17th?

On and around avenue de Wagram, the average apartment price sits around €10,900/sqm in mid-2026, up to about €13,300/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. Prime homes, renovated by an architect and on a high floor, reach €12,000 to €14,000/sqm and beyond. Private mansions are valued higher. The address, the floor and the condition account for most of the gap.

What kind of homes are found in the Carré d'Or of the 17th?

The Carré d’Or gathers large Haussmann family apartments, high-floor homes with a continuous balcony, duplexes with a terrace and rare private mansions with a garden. Sought-after homes offer period parquet, mouldings, fireplaces and, for the most prized, an open view or outdoor space, in a consistent Haussmann setting.

Why is the Carré d'Or of the 17th sought after?

The Carré d’Or combines Haussmann architectural elegance, a peaceful atmosphere and a lively neighbourhood life, between the parc Monceau and place des Ternes. Proximity to respected schools, the shops of rue Poncelet and place de l’Étoile makes it an address favoured by families, professionals and expatriates.

Who buys in the Carré d'Or of the 17th today?

The clientele blends Parisian families, liberal professionals and expatriates seeking an elegant, secure setting, steps from the business district and the 8th. The parc Monceau, schools and neighbourhood life guide 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 in the Carré d'Or of the 17th?

Valuing a home in the Carré d’Or calls for a thorough command of the codes of the prime market. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area and the criteria that make value: location, volumes, character, floor, potential. A valuation of your property in the Carré d’Or is free and confidential.

High-end property valuation in the Carré d'Or of the 17th

Selling a home in the Carré d’Or of the 17th calls for the support of a professional who commands the codes of the Parisian prime market. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty provide a tailored valuation, weighing the location, the volumes, the character and the potential of your home, based on comparable sales. For a rigorous, free and confidential valuation, contact the office on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

Located between Avenue de Wagram, Avenue de Villiers, Rue de Prony and the iconic Parc Monceau, Plaine Monceau is one of the most prestigious and desirable neighborhoods in Paris’s 17ᵗʰ arrondissement. With its wide tree-lined boulevards, elegant stone buildings, and discreet townhouses, the area offers a peaceful and refined atmosphere highly sought after by discerning buyers.

The neighborhood’s architectural harmony is a legacy of Baron Haussmann’s urban transformation, making Plaine Monceau a prime destination for luxury real estate. It boasts proximity to top Parisian schools, art galleries, gourmet food markets, and the lush greenery of Parc Monceau, a key element of its long-standing appeal.

Luxury real estate in Plaine Monceau: historic charm and rare properties

Real estate in Plaine Monceau is defined by grand Haussmann apartments, often featuring ornate moldings, marble fireplaces, herringbone parquet and large reception areas. Some properties enjoy direct views over Parc Monceau, while others feature terraces, balconies or high-end renovations by interior architects.

The area is also home to rare private mansions, many of which are tucked away behind elegant façades and hidden gardens—ideal for buyers seeking discreet luxury and Parisian refinement.

A high-value real estate sector in 2025

In 2025, average prices range from €12,000 to €16,500 per sqm, depending on floor, condition and prestige level. Top-tier properties—especially those overlooking the park, on upper floors or with outdoor space—command premium prices, reflecting the area’s timeless desirability.

How to estimate a property in the Plaine Monceau district?

Estimating the value of a property in Plaine Monceau requires local expertise and a deep understanding of the prestige market. Our experts provide a confidential, free and thorough valuation, tailored to your property’s unique characteristics: location, architecture, finishes and market rarity.

Contact us at +33 1 46 22 27 27 or complete our online form to receive your personalized valuation.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of Haussmann apartments, private mansions and exceptional homes in the Plaine Monceau district, on the edge of the 8th and 17th arrondissements of Paris. Between the parc Monceau, avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony and boulevard Malesherbes, this prime residential area embodies Haussmann classicism. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

The Plaine Monceau district, the Haussmann heritage of the Second Empire

The Plaine Monceau district stretches along the edge of the 8th and 17th arrondissements, between the parc Monceau, avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony and boulevard Malesherbes. A former aristocratic territory of the Second Empire, it lines up ashlar-stone buildings, discreet private mansions and wide tree-lined avenues. Calm and distinguished, it remains close to Parisian hubs: place Pereire, rue de Courcelles and the shops of rue de Lévis. Monceau station on line 2, and Malesherbes and Pereire on line 3, serve the area.

Family apartments, private mansions and exceptional homes: what you find in Plaine Monceau

The market for prime property in Plaine Monceau stands out for its Haussmann buildings with fine common areas, wrought-iron staircases and apartments of spectacular volume. Many family homes, often renovated by an architect, offer parquet, mouldings, fireplaces, bow windows or garden views. The district also holds penthouses with terraces, contemporary duplexes in restored period buildings and rare set-back residences with a landscaped garden.

The streets of character and neighbourhood life

Several streets mark the prestige of Plaine Monceau. Rue Fortuny, rue Murillo and rue de Tocqueville hold private mansions that reflect the district’s aristocratic past. Rue de Courcelles and avenue de Wagram line up buildings of standing, while rue de Lévis and place Pereire animate neighbourhood life. Proximity to respected schools, including Carnot, Chaptal and Fénelon, makes it an area favoured by families.

Property prices in Plaine Monceau

Prices in Plaine Monceau are among the highest in the 17th arrondissement, with a premium for renovated homes, on a high floor or bordering the park. They shift with the address, the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments of standing: from around €9,000 to €12,000/sqm
• Prime apartments, renovated by an architect, high floor: €12,000 to €14,000/sqm
• Exceptional homes, direct view over the parc Monceau: €14,000 to €16,000/sqm and beyond for the rarest
• Private mansions: markedly higher values, set case by case according to 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 in Plaine Monceau

Where is the Plaine Monceau district in Paris?

The Plaine Monceau district lies on the edge of the 8th and 17th arrondissements of Paris, between the parc Monceau, avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony and boulevard Malesherbes. Residential and prestigious, it lines up Haussmann buildings and private mansions. Monceau, Malesherbes and Pereire stations serve it.

What is the price per square metre in Plaine Monceau?

The average apartment price in Plaine Monceau sits around €10,600/sqm in mid-2026, up to about €13,900/sqm according to MeilleursAgents. Prime homes, renovated and on a high floor, reach €12,000 to €14,000/sqm, and homes with a direct park view €14,000 to €16,000/sqm and beyond. The address, the floor and the view account for most of the gap.

Are there private mansions in Plaine Monceau?

Yes. Streets such as Fortuny, Murillo and Tocqueville hold private mansions that reflect the district’s aristocratic past, sometimes with a garden. A private mansion offers independence, no copropriété and rare volumes. These confidential homes rarely change hands and often circulate quietly.

What kind of homes are found in Plaine Monceau?

Plaine Monceau gathers large Haussmann family apartments, private mansions, penthouses with terraces and contemporary duplexes in restored period buildings. Sought-after homes offer parquet, mouldings, fireplaces, bow windows and, for the most prized, a garden or park view, in an exceptional Haussmann setting.

Who buys in Plaine Monceau today?

The clientele blends established Parisian families, expatriates and international buyers seeking a rare home in a refined, calm setting. The parc Monceau, respected schools and proximity to the business district guide 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 in Plaine Monceau?

Valuing a home in Plaine Monceau calls for a thorough knowledge of the local market and the criteria that add value: floor, light, finishes, rarity, view. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty command the area and its codes. A valuation of your property in Plaine Monceau is free and confidential.

Property valuation in Plaine Monceau: trusted local expertise

Would you like to sell an apartment or a private mansion in Plaine Monceau? The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty have a thorough knowledge of the local market and the criteria that add value: floor, light, finishes, rarity, view. They guide you with confidentiality and rigour, based on comparable sales in the area. For a reasoned, reliable and free valuation, contact the office on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty handles the sale and acquisition of Haussmann reception apartments and private mansions on place du Général Catroux, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, at the heart of the Plaine Monceau. Surrounded by ashlar-stone buildings and discreet mansions, this tree-lined square offers a hushed atmosphere, prized for its rare homes. Property valuation here is free and confidential, on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

Place du Général Catroux, a Haussmann jewel of the Plaine Monceau

Place du Général Catroux lies between avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony, boulevard Malesherbes and rue de Tocqueville, at the heart of the Plaine Monceau. Formerly place Malesherbes, it has borne the name of General Georges Catroux since 1977. Its monumental statues, dedicated to Alexandre Dumas father, his son and General Dumas, add to its historic charm. Complete calm, wide flower-lined pavements and majestic buildings make it a sought-after address. Malesherbes and Wagram stations on metro line 3, and Monceau on line 2, serve the area.

Ashlar-stone buildings and private mansions: the sought-after homes on place du Général Catroux

The market for prime property on place du Général Catroux rests on ashlar-stone buildings with magnificent common areas and apartments of spectacular volume, often beyond three metres in ceiling height. It also holds rare private mansions with a garden and large family apartments renovated by an architect. High-floor homes, with a balcony and a view over the tree-lined square, fireplaces, mouldings and period parquet, draw the sharpest demand.

A confidential setting, between the parc Monceau and shops

Place du Général Catroux combines the confidentiality of a discreet address with proximity to the district’s hubs. The parc Monceau, the upmarket shops of rue de Lévis and rue de Courcelles, and respected schools are a few minutes away. Security, calm and the elegance of the architecture appeal to a French and international clientele seeking a rare home in western Paris.

Property prices on place du Général Catroux

Prices on place du Général Catroux are among the highest in the Plaine Monceau. They shift with the floor, the view over the square, the condition, the finishes and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Apartments of standing: from around €9,200 to €12,000/sqm
• Prime apartments, high floor, balcony, view over the square: €12,000 to €12,800/sqm and beyond for rare properties
• Exceptional homes, large reception apartments and private mansions: higher values, up to around €15,500/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 place du Général Catroux

Where is place du Général Catroux in Paris?

Place du Général Catroux lies in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, at the heart of the Plaine Monceau, between avenue de Villiers, rue de Prony, boulevard Malesherbes and rue de Tocqueville. Formerly place Malesherbes, it is a few minutes from the parc Monceau. Malesherbes, Wagram and Monceau stations serve it.

What is the price per square metre on place du Général Catroux?

The average apartment price on place du Général Catroux sits around €11,200/sqm in mid-2026, up to about €12,800/sqm for prime homes, according to MeilleursAgents. Large reception apartments and private mansions are valued higher, up to around €15,500/sqm for exceptional homes. The floor, the view over the square and the finishes account for most of the gap.

What kind of homes are found on place du Général Catroux?

Place du Général Catroux gathers large Haussmann apartments of spectacular volume, often beyond three metres in ceiling height, private mansions and apartments renovated by an architect. Sought-after homes offer fireplaces, mouldings, period parquet and, for the most prized, a high floor, a balcony or a view over the tree-lined square.

Why is place du Général Catroux sought after?

Place du Général Catroux combines complete calm, majestic Haussmann architecture and a central position in the Plaine Monceau. The historic charm of its statues, proximity to the parc Monceau and respected schools make it a confidential address, favoured by a French and international clientele.

Who buys on place du Général Catroux today?

The clientele blends established Parisian families and international families, drawn by the calm, proximity to the parc Monceau, schools of excellence and the elegance of the architecture. Large reception volumes often guide 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 place du Général Catroux?

Valuing a home on place du Général Catroux calls for sharp local expertise and a thorough knowledge of Parisian period building stock. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know how to identify the elements that add value: rarity, character, finishes, floor, view. A valuation of your property on place du Général Catroux is free and confidential.

Property on place du Général Catroux: valuing your prime home

Valuing a home on place du Général Catroux calls for sharp local expertise, a thorough knowledge of Parisian period building stock and the ability to identify value factors invisible to an untrained eye. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty provide a tailored valuation, weighing rarity, character, finishes and the real market context, based on comparable sales. For a free, personalised and confidential valuation, contact the office on +33 1 46 22 27 27.