
Butcher’s and delicatessen business at 18 rue de Siam, Paris 16th. Monthly rent €2,266 excl. VAT and service charges; lease until 31 December 2033. Price by offer; bids due on 25 November 2026 at 17:00 Paris time. The €400,000 paid in February 2026 is a historical acquisition price, not the current asking price.
Butcher’s and delicatessen business at 18 rue de Siam, 75016 Paris, in the residential and shopping neighbourhood of La Muette. This long-established premises served private customers, including regular customers, with supplies sourced in particular from Rungis market.
The business was acquired in February 2026 for €400,000 and ceased trading at the end of July 2026. It is now offered within simplified court-ordered liquidation proceedings. The historical acquisition price is not the current asking price.
Total floor area: not disclosed. Activities included meat, charcuterie, offal, poultry and regional specialities.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Monthly rent, excl. VAT and service charges | €2,266 |
| Annual rent, excl. VAT and service charges | €27,192 |
| Annual provisional service charges | €1,400 |
| Security deposit | €6,798 |
| Lease expiry | 31 December 2033 |
| Permitted use | Butchery, offal, poultry and edible regional products |
The former operator, Prosper Muette, reported annual turnover above €1 million in its latest published financial years. Those figures cover the entire company, which operated several establishments; they are not the turnover of this specific shop. Individual turnover and the latest operating results are not disclosed. Before closure, footfall and sales were insufficient to cover costs.
Price: offers invited. The sale is supervised by the insolvency judge. Bidders may consider acquiring the business and the tangible and intangible assets within the sale perimeter, or acquiring the leasehold rights alone, subject to the landlord’s express consent.
Offers must be firm and final and include the guarantees required by the tender documentation. Sale costs, reimbursement of the security deposit and costs of clearing existing registered charges are payable by the buyer under the procedure terms.
The opportunity may suit artisan butchers, food-sector professionals, specialist chains or investors considering a Paris 16th location. Review the legal terms, equipment condition and investment required for reopening. Further documentation is available on request, subject to the confidentiality and disclosure conditions set by the court-appointed liquidator.
It is advisable to seek assistance from a lawyer to review the dossier and prepare a bid.
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File reference: FDC-bfd0bc03
Updated on 26 October 2026