In a post dated 6 May 2026 on our Instagram account, Lucretia presents a 1,700 m² mansion across five levels, in the heart of Paris's 16th arrondissement.
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In a post published on 6 May 2026 on our Instagram account @lucretia_immobilier, our firm unveils an exceptional mansion in the heart of Paris's 16th arrondissement. The property spans 1,700 m² across five levels served by a lift, in the Belle Époque style. Beyond the sheer beauty of the setting, this listing reflects a concrete reality of the Parisian prime market: the persistent scarcity of very large, fully renovated mansions — a segment we follow closely on behalf of our investor clients and international families.
@lucretia_immobilier · 6 May 2026
An exceptional mansion, in the heart of Paris's 16th arrondissement. 1,700 m² of pure refinement, spread across 5 levels served by a lift, where every space embodies the elegance of the Belle Époque. This rare property offers: • 4 main suites, including 2 master suites with double dressing room and double bathroom • several reception rooms with spectacular volumes (ceilings up to 5 metres high) • a private art gallery • an artist's studio under a glass roof • a cinema room • a Chinese-inspired tea room Add to this a wellness area of more than 200 m² with pool, hammam, gym and massage space. Fully renovated with exceptional materials (marble, onyx, Bisazza mosaics…), the property also integrates the latest technologies: advanced home automation, enhanced security and premium finishes. A true Parisian palace, conceived as a place to live… and to pass on. Contact us to receive more information about this property, as rare as it is exceptional. . #LuxuryRealEstate #ParisLuxury #HotelParticulier #Prestige #Paris16
Key takeaways
- The mansion presented by Lucretia on 6 May 2026 spans 1,700 m² across five levels served by a lift, in Paris's 16th arrondissement.
- The property has 4 main suites, including 2 master suites with double dressing room and double bathroom.
- The reception rooms reach ceiling heights of up to 5 metres.
- The property includes a wellness area of more than 200 m² with pool, hammam, gym and massage space, as well as a private art gallery, an artist's studio under a glass roof, a cinema room and a Chinese-inspired tea room.
- The renovation draws on exceptional materials (marble, onyx, Bisazza mosaics) and recent technical equipment: advanced home automation and enhanced security.
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A rare segment: the grand mansions of the 16th arrondissement
Prime Paris rests on a simple equation: sustained international demand against near-frozen supply. Mansions of more than 1,000 m², fully renovated and ready to move into, can be counted on the fingers of one hand each year in the 16th arrondissement. This 1,700 m² property falls squarely within that category where supply cannot, by its very nature, grow: no one builds Belle Époque mansions in Paris anymore.
The 16th has historically concentrated this kind of heritage, between Trocadéro, Auteuil, Passy and La Muette. These are residential addresses — quiet, close to the embassies and the leading schools, prized by wealthy families and international executives. We detail the dynamics of this market in our guide to investing in Paris.
What this property's listing tells a buyer
The features described are not merely about comfort: they define the property's future liquidity. A wellness area of more than 200 m² with a pool, a hammam, a gym, an art gallery, a cinema room and a studio under a glass roof target a very specific global buyer — someone seeking a representative pied-à-terre as much as a place to live.
The full renovation also changes the picture. The materials (marble, onyx, Bisazza mosaics) and the integration of home automation and enhanced security mean a buyer takes on a property with no work to be done — a decisive advantage at this level of estate, where a heavy renovation can tie up years and swallow considerable budgets. It is also the promise of a property conceived, in the words of the post, as a place to live and to pass on.
What it means for the investor
For a wealth-focused investor, this kind of property is not analysed as a conventional rental investment but as a store of value and an asset for succession. Prime Paris in the 16th arrondissement stands out for its depth: demand is international, the supply of very large renovated mansions is structurally constrained, and this scarcity supports the resilience of prices over the long term. We promise neither yield nor capital gain: we simply observe that this segment is among the most resilient in the Parisian residential market.
At Lucretia, we systematically place such a purchase within a broader strategy. Direct ownership or through a civil property company, applicable French taxation, running costs of a 1,700 m² property, family or representative use: each parameter shifts the equation. These trade-offs, sensitive and specific to each situation, call for bespoke guidance rather than generic advice.
Our value on this kind of transaction lies in access and method. Many of these properties are never publicly listed; we source them through our network, qualify them, and secure every step with our legal partners. To understand the market as a whole before positioning yourself, our guide to investing in Paris lays the groundwork.
Source: Original post on Instagram (@lucretia_immobilier) — 6 May 2026
About the author
Sofiane ABDELAZIZ
Real Estate Consultant
Sofiane is a real estate investment expert in Dubai with a solid background in finance and investment strategy. He specializes in financial market analysis and risk management, treating real estate as a true asset class. After gaining experience in the secondary market, he moved into Off Plan investment, developing in-depth knowledge of the Dubai real estate market. At Lucretia Immobilier, he supports an international clientele in acquiring high-potential properties with a structured, transparent, and performance-driven approach.
