8 Rue Cimarosa 700 - 13,433 SF of Office Space Available in 75016 Paris

Central Business District, Paris 16th, between Avenue Kléber and Place Victor Hugo, we offer for rent this "stone" mansion built at the end of the 19th century by architect Jacques Hermant. It is currently undergoing a high-end restructuring led by Studio Vincent Eschalier, featuring noble materials, a private landscaped courtyard, and a furnished and green terrace on the third floor. The building is scheduled for delivery in March 2026. It offers 1,248 m² (GFA) for office use, with a capacity for 200 people. OFFICE RENTAL PARIS 16 INDEPENDENT BUILDING Central Business District Paris 16th between Avenue Kléber and Place Victor Hugo "Stone" mansion built at the end of the 19th century by architect Jacques Hermant, currently undergoing a high-end restructuring led by Studio Vincent Eschalier, featuring noble materials, a private landscaped courtyard, and a furnished and green terrace on the third floor. 1,248 m² (GFA) for OFFICE RENTAL Capacity (labor code): 200 people Highly flexible BREEAM RFO certification level excellent Monumental staircase Elevator Parquet floors and moldings Large windows High ceilings Fan coil units for heating and cooling 3-pipe air conditioning Versailles-style oak parquet and planks Rainwater harvesting GBT and CTA in the basement AVAILABILITY: March 2026 Certification: Excellent, at minimum Very Good Metro: M6 BOISSIERE RER: A CHARLES DE GAULLE ETOILE Bus: 22, 30, 82 Theoretical capacity: 200 people Building: Mansion Building condition: Restructured with planning permission for Q1 2026 Premises condition: Restructured with planning permission Parking: Bike storage on the ground floor Air conditioning distribution: Fan coil units Terraces - gardens: Landscaped courtyard on the ground floor Terraces - gardens: Accessible terrace on the third floor Centralized technical management: Yes Reception hall: Independent Office layout: Partitioned/Open Office flooring: Oak parquet Other office features: Preserved heritage spaces