Week: €1,130.00 (Agency fee is included)

This contemporary 36m2 apartment is located on the first floor of a stone building in the 4th Arrondissement of Paris. The exterior of the 19th century building is surrounded by cobblestone walkways and lush greenery. It is located on a quiet street in the Marais district, with a digital intercom entrance for enhanced security.

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ID:

670

Glamour:

Location:

Week:

€ 1130

Month:

€ 2070 *Agency fee isn’t included

District:

4

Type:

Studio Apartment

Rooms:

1

Bedrooms:

1

Metric Area:

36 m²

Number of Persons:

2

General Description

The design is eclectic, with multiple levels and accent lighting, a mezzanine, and a kitchen on a separate level. The furnishings are modern, yet a glimpse of the past is evident in the stone walls and wooden beam ceilings. Light shines in brightly through the paned windows.

The Living Room

Brightly-lit living room with natural wood floors, modern furniture, and interesting design artwork. There is a double sofa bed in leather, a two-tiered coffee table, chairs, and flat-screen plasma TV.

The Bedroom

Luxurious king size bed surrounded by stone walls, shelves, and lamps.

The Kitchen

A few steps down from the living room, the kitchen has stone walls and bright accent lighting. The Kitchen offers ample cabinet space, coffee maker, dishwasher, exhaust hood, refrigerator, ceramic counter-top stove, kitchen utensils, and all the small appliances you may need.

The Bathroom

The Bathroom is tiled in gleaming white and has a shower stall, toilet, vanity sink, and lighted mirror.

The Area/Environment

The 4th Arrondissement has a robust mix of bars, delis, boutiques, galleries, and bakeries found mostly on narrow medieval-like streets in Marais, which is one of the oldest Parisian districts. This is one of the busiest areas in Paris, with beautiful squares, arcades, and heavy pedestrian traffic. In Beaubourg, along with the Pompidou Art Gallery, you will often find street artists on the cobblestoned streets. The bank of the Seine River offers a great view of the city’s two islands – St Louis and La Cité. These islands are extremely popular tourist attractions. Metro line 1: Saint Paul.

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