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124 Rue de Provence, 75008 Paris
An Art Nouveau building at the heart of the Havre-Caumartin district
Built between 1911 and 1913 by architects Henri Sauvage and Charles Sarazin, this iconic building offers a prestigious and functional working environment, ideal for companies seeking a strategic location.
Originally, 124 rue de Provence was designed to house the offices, stores and workshops of Louis Majorelle, a leading figure in the Art Nouveau movement. Its heritage of craftsmanship and architecture gives the building a unique identity.
1,493 sq.m of office space available
The building offers 1,493 sq.m of divisible office space from 314 sq.m, located on the 3rd to 7th floors. Its flexible offices, bathed in natural light, guarantee a pleasant and efficient working environment for your teams.
A strategic location
Just a stone’s throw from the Grands Magasins and Havre-Caumartin station, the building enjoys a vibrant neighborhood, combining retail, culture and corporate offices. An address that blends history, visibility and accessibility.
An ideal location in the central business district, 1 minute from Havre-Caumartin station.
1 493 sq.m.
Art Nouveau building, designed by the architects Henri Sauvage and Charles Sarazin.
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Level |
Gross Leasable area |
Terrace/garden |
Estimated maximum capacity |
GF+3 |
370.7 sq.m. |
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GF+4 |
373.4 sq.m. |
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GF+5 |
361.7 sq.m. |
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GF+6 |
314.6 sq.m. |
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GF+7 |
105.8 sq.m. |
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Surfaces archives |
159.5 sq.m. |
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Total |
1,493 sq.m. |
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With immediate availability or upcoming openings, our living and working spaces open their doors for you.