Paris 17th district - Ternes

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty advises on the sale and acquisition of Haussmann apartments, top floors with a terrace and private mansions in the Ternes district, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. Around Avenue des Ternes, a stone’s throw from Place Charles-de-Gaulle, this area combines Haussmann prestige and a lively neighbourhood life. Valuation is free and confidential, on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

The Ternes district, between the Étoile and Porte Maillot

The Ternes district occupies the western part of the 17th arrondissement, a stone’s throw from Place Charles-de-Gaulle and Porte Maillot. Avenue des Ternes, a dynamic and elegant shopping street, forms its backbone, lined with bourgeois buildings and quality shops. The area combines prestige, animation and immediate access to the great avenues. Ternes and Charles de Gaulle–Étoile stations, on métro line 2, and Argentine, line 1, serve the district.

Haussmann apartments and top floors with a terrace: the sought-after properties in Ternes

The prime property market in Ternes rests on large family Haussmann apartments. Point de Hongrie parquet, mouldings, fireplaces and fine ceiling heights define the standing. High floors with a balcony and top-floor terraces are particularly sought after. The district also holds more recent standing residences, with a lift, a caretaker and parking, sometimes open towards western Paris.

Streets of character and neighbourhood life

Several streets concentrate exceptional properties, rare on the market: Rue Bayen, Rue des Acacias and Rue de l’Arc de Triomphe. Avenue des Ternes and Place des Ternes bring together food shops, food markets and gourmet addresses. The proximity of the Palais des Congrès at Porte Maillot, of renowned schools and of the main routes makes it an address prized by families and international buyers alike.

Property prices in Ternes

Prices in the Ternes district are among the highest in the 17th arrondissement. They vary with the address, floor level, view, condition and the presence of outdoor space. As a guide:

• Standing apartments: roughly €9,000 to €12,000 per m²
• Prime apartments, high floor, balcony or terrace, architect-renovated: €12,000 to €13,800 per m², and beyond for rare properties
• Exceptional properties, immediate proximity to the Étoile or Boulevard Pereire, private mansions: up to around €15,500 per m² depending on rarity

These ranges give an order of magnitude. As each property is unique, only a tailored valuation of your apartment or private mansion can approach its true value.

FAQ – Prime real estate in the Ternes district

Where is the Ternes district in Paris?

The Ternes district occupies the western part of the 17th arrondissement of Paris, a stone’s throw from Place Charles-de-Gaulle, Avenue des Ternes and Porte Maillot. Residential and commercial, it lines up bourgeois buildings and private mansions. Ternes, Charles de Gaulle–Étoile and Argentine stations serve it.

What is the price per square metre in Ternes?

The average price of an apartment in the Ternes district is around €10,500 per m² in mid-2026, up to about €13,800 per m² for prime properties, according to MeilleursAgents. Exceptional properties, architect-renovated or close to the Étoile, reach up to around €15,500 per m². Floor level, terrace and condition account for most of the difference.

What kinds of property are found in Ternes?

The Ternes district brings together large family Haussmann apartments, top floors with a terrace, recent standing residences and rare private mansions. Sought-after properties offer point de Hongrie parquet, mouldings, fireplaces and, for the most prized, a high floor, a balcony or a terrace.

Why is the Ternes district sought after?

The Ternes district combines the energy of a shopping avenue, Haussmann prestige and immediate access to the Étoile and Porte Maillot. The markets, renowned schools and the proximity of the business district make it a chic, lively and secure address, prized by families and investors.

Who buys in Ternes today?

Buyers combine Parisian families and international purchasers looking for a setting that is at once chic, lively and central. Shops, schools and the proximity of the Étoile guide their choice. The international reach of the Sotheby’s International Realty network answers this local and foreign demand.

How do you have a property valued in Ternes?

Valuing a property in Ternes calls for a thorough knowledge of the local market and an analysis of the latest comparable transactions. The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty know the area and the criteria that make value: floor level, terrace, condition, address. A valuation of your property in Ternes is free and confidential.

Property valuation in Ternes: trusted local expertise

Do you own an apartment or a private mansion in the Ternes district? The consultants at Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty offer a precise, confidential assessment, based on a thorough knowledge of the local market and an analysis of the latest comparable sales. For a tailored, free and reliable valuation, contact the agency on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty advises on the sale and acquisition of prestige properties around Place Saint-Ferdinand, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. Set between Avenue des Ternes, Avenue de la Grande-Armée and Porte Maillot, this cobbled, tree-lined square cultivates a village feel away from the main thoroughfares. Confidential and sought after, it draws buyers looking for calm, centrality and character. For a valuation, an adviser can be reached on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

A confidential setting away from the main thoroughfares

Little known to the wider public, Place Saint-Ferdinand has a singular charm : cut-stone façades, café terraces and a small pocket of greenery in the heart of the capital. Away from the bustle, it still offers direct access to the Arc de Triomphe, La Défense and Neuilly-sur-Seine. This blend of calm and centrality explains residents’ attachment to this micro-district, one of the most discreet in the 17th.

A highly coveted residential micro-market

The housing stock is made up of prestige Haussmann and Art Deco buildings, with elegant common areas, a lift, a caretaker and sometimes private parking. The apartments are bright, often through-flats, with fine volumes. Some have balconies overlooking the square, or top-floor terraces that are extremely rare in this area. The neighbouring streets, Rue Brunel, Rue d’Armaillé and Rue Saint-Ferdinand, hold high-end family properties prized for their location and architectural quality.

A quiet, central and well-connected area

Close to the Palais des Congrès, Avenue Foch and the La Défense business district, Place Saint-Ferdinand enjoys ideal transport links : Argentine and Ternes métro stations, the RER A at Porte Maillot and several bus lines. Yet it keeps a hushed, almost provincial atmosphere. Local shops, schools, discreet restaurants and nearby gardens reinforce the residential appeal of this privileged area.

Property prices at Place Saint-Ferdinand

Values vary with floor level, condition, and the presence of outdoor space or a view. As a guide :

• Apartments : roughly €8,600 to €11,300 per m², with an average close to €10,200 per m².
• Rare properties (careful renovation, view over the square, top-floor terrace) : at the top of the range, or beyond.

These ranges give an order of magnitude. As each property is unique, a tailored valuation of your property remains essential.

FAQ – Prime real estate on Place Saint-Ferdinand

Where is Place Saint-Ferdinand ?

Place Saint-Ferdinand is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, between Avenue des Ternes, Avenue de la Grande-Armée and Porte Maillot. This cobbled, tree-lined square is one of the most confidential addresses in the area, away from the main thoroughfares yet close to the Arc de Triomphe.

What is the price per m² at Place Saint-Ferdinand ?

Apartments sit around €10,200 per m² on average, within a range of roughly €8,600 to €11,300 per m². Renovated properties, with a view over the square or a top-floor terrace, trade at the top of this range. Only an on-site valuation can set a fair price.

Why is Place Saint-Ferdinand sought after ?

The square combines a village atmosphere, a rare calm and immediate centrality. Its pocket of greenery, café terraces and cut-stone façades create a confidential setting valued by a discerning clientele. The scarcity of properties for sale reinforces the appeal of this micro-district.

What kinds of property are found around the square ?

The area offers prestige Haussmann and Art Deco buildings, with elegant common areas, a lift and a caretaker. The apartments are bright, often through-flats, with fine volumes. Some have a balcony overlooking the square or a top-floor terrace. Rue Brunel, Rue d’Armaillé and Rue Saint-Ferdinand hold high-end family properties.

Is Place Saint-Ferdinand well connected ?

Yes. Argentine and Ternes métro stations serve the area, with the RER A at Porte Maillot and several bus lines. The Palais des Congrès, Avenue Foch and La Défense are close by. This service, together with the square’s hushed atmosphere, appeals to family and international buyers.

How do you sell a property at Place

Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty advises on the sale and acquisition of prestige properties on Avenue Niel, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. A broad, tree-lined avenue linking Place des Ternes to the Pereire district, it runs through a sought-after residential area between Courcelles and Wagram. Its cut-stone buildings, law offices, galleries and cafés create a hushed atmosphere that appeals to French and international buyers alike. For a valuation, an adviser can be reached on +33 1 46 22 27 27.

A Haussmann avenue of quiet luxury

Avenue Niel owes its character to its regularity and its light. Chiselled cut-stone façades line up a coherent architectural heritage, punctuated by law offices, art galleries, private schools and elegant cafés. Far from passing trends, the address cultivates a form of discretion: a quality of daily life, a composed setting and a neighbourhood life valued by residents and incoming buyers alike.

A rare market rooted in heritage

Properties on Avenue Niel are often handed down from one generation to the next, and opportunities to buy remain few. The avenue offers mainly spacious family apartments with mouldings, period parquet and marble fireplaces, along with renovated duplexes and rare penthouses with a terrace. The stretch between Rue Théodore de Banville and Rue Bayen enjoys open views, good sunlight and a particularly quiet setting. Ground floors sometimes house independent professionals in a prestigious frame.

A sought-after setting

The proximity of Parc Monceau, bilingual schools and transport reinforces the avenue’s appeal for patrimonial and family buyers. Pereire and Ternes stations serve the area, with the RER C at Pereire for quick access to western Paris. This accessibility, combined with the avenue’s calm, is one of the drivers of both its practical value and its patrimonial value.

Property prices on Avenue Niel

Values vary with floor level, condition, and the presence of outdoor space or a view. As a guide:

• Apartments: roughly €9,000 to €13,000 per m², with an average close to €10,700 per m².
• Exceptional properties (high floor, terrace, careful renovation): above €13,000 per m².

These ranges give an order of magnitude. As each property is unique, a tailored valuation remains essential.

Frequently asked questions about Avenue Niel

Where is Avenue Niel?

Avenue Niel is in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. It links Place des Ternes to the Pereire district, between Courcelles and Wagram. This broad, tree-lined avenue runs through one of the most sought-after residential areas in western Paris, a short distance from Parc Monceau.

What is the price per m² on Avenue Niel?

Apartments sit around €10,700 per m² on average, within a range of roughly €9,000 to €13,000 per m². Rare properties, on high floors, with a terrace or finely renovated, exceed these figures. Only an on-site valuation can set a fair price according to a property’s features.

Why is Avenue Niel prized?

The avenue combines a coherent Haussmann architecture, a hushed atmosphere and a quality of daily life. Its elegant shops, private schools and the proximity of Parc Monceau make it an address of quiet luxury. The scarcity of properties for sale, often kept within families, reinforces the area’s appeal.

What kinds of property are found on Avenue Niel?

The avenue offers mainly spacious family apartments with mouldings, period parquet and marble fireplaces, along with renovated duplexes and rare penthouses with a terrace. Ground floors sometimes house independent professionals. Properties between Rue Théodore de Banville and Rue Bayen often enjoy an open outlook and fine sunlight.

Is Avenue Niel well connected?

Yes. Pereire and Ternes stations serve the avenue, with the RER C at Pereire for reaching western Paris. The Champs-Élysées and La Défense are quickly accessible. This service, together with the avenue’s calm and the proximity of bilingual schools, appeals to family and international buyers.

How do you sell a property on Avenue Niel?

Selling on this address calls for a close reading of the micro-market and careful presentation. Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty provides targeted international exposure and discreet guidance. The process begins with a precise valuation that takes floor level, view, outdoor space and condition into account.

Free valuation of your property on Avenue Niel with Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty

Do you own a prestige property on Avenue Niel and would like to know its value? Our advisers know every stretch of the avenue, from Place des Ternes to the Pereire district. For a free, confidential and no-obligation valuation, request your online estimate or call +33 1 46 22 27 27.