This light typically French 80 square meters apartment is situated in the 6th district of Paris, two steps from the beautiful Luxembourg Gardens. It is located at 5th French floor, in a building which is equipped with an elevator, entrance door intercom. The apartment has: a living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, separate kitchen, bathroom and toilet combined.

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ID:

81

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Location:

Night:

<15 nights: € 293 *Minimal rental period: 3 nights
01/11 – 05/12: € 277 *Minimal rental period: 3 nights
<30 nights: € 234
01/11 – 05/12: € 221
>29 nights: € 164
01/11 – 05/12: € 155

District:

6

Type:

Apartment

Rooms:

3

Bedrooms:

2

Metric Area:

80 sq m

Number of Persons:

4-6

Apartment Information

Living room

The 16 square meters living room has 2 windows and it is furnished with a folding sofa, coffee table, cabinets, decorative fireplace, mirror, 2 armchairs, parquet floor.

Dining room

The separate comfy 14 square meters dining room one window and it furnished with a large dining table with chairs, shelves, floor parquet.

Bedroom 1

This 15 square meters bedroom has a window and it is equipped with a double bed built-in wardrobe, parquet floor.

Bedroom 2

The second 14 square meters bedroom has one window. It’s furnished with a sliding sofa, desk, chest of drawers, parquet floor.

Kitchen

The 10 square meters kitchen is fully equipped with all necessary kitchen utensils. The kitchen also has a small dining table with 2 chairs, tile floor.

Bathroom

The 6 square meters bathroom has a small window and it is equipped with a shower, sink, mirror, built-in lockers, washing machine, toilet, tile floor.

Area / Neighborhood

The Luxembourg Gardens is one of the most beautiful places in Paris: one its part is symmetrical and strict, the other, so-called “English Garden”, is a typical Parisian park with green chairs and beautiful sculptures. The Luxembourg Palace was built in 1620 for Catherine de Medici, widow of Henry IV.
The Italian style of the palace was chosen to remind Catherine about “Pitti Palace” in her native Florence. The palace was reconstructed in 18th century; nowadays the Luxembourg Palace belongs to the upper house of the French Parliament and the Senate (the visit is possible with a guide only).
A nearby mansion, Le Petit Luxembourg, is the residence of the President of the Senate.

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