PENTHEMONT

Penthemont Abbey (Abbaye de Penthemont), classified as a historical monument, is an 18th-century group of buildings located on 37-39 rue de Bellechasse, in a protected area in Paris' 7th arrondissement. This site steeped in history was designed by Pierre Contant d'Ivry before the French Revolution, then modified by Victor Baltard in 1844, before being redeveloped in 2018 by the architectural firm Chaix et Morel.

A prestigious and functional complex

This property complex of 8,958 sq.m, comprising the abbey, a pavilion and barracks, offers bright and functional office spaces. Each building has been carefully developed to preserve its historical character while meeting modern needs. A car park with room for 27 vehicles completes the facilities.

An exceptional location

Ideally located at the corner of rues de Grenelle and de Bellechasse, Pentemont Abbey stands at the heart of a prestigious district, in the immediate vicinity of Les Invalides, the Musée d’Orsay, the Maillol Museum and the French National Assembly. A 2-minute walk from Solférino metro station and 6 minutes from Rue du Bac station, it benefits from excellent public transport links and a smooth connection to the various districts of Paris.