Week: €1,170.00 (Agency fee is included)

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This elegant and peaceful 48m2 apartment is located in the 4th Arrondissement of Paris. This rental is in the center of the bustling Quartier Le Marais in the 4th Arrondissement. It is in easy walking distance to both the Hotel de Ville and Saint Paul village. The apartment was renovated in 2010, and in keeping with the medieval theme of the area, has open-rock walls and the original wooden beams are still in the ceiling Accent lights now hang from the same beams that probably held candle chandeliers in centuries past.

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ID:

830

Glamour:

Location:

Day:

€ 195 *Minimal rental period: 3 days

Week:

€ 1170

Month:

€ 2200 *Agency fee isn’t included

District:

4

Type:

Apartment

Rooms:

2

Bedrooms:

1

Metric Area:

48 m²

Number of Persons:

4

The Living Room

The Living Room is lavishly furnished with a sofa bed for two, sophisticated coffee table, a glass dining table that seats four, an armchair, a large flat-screen plasma TV, and wireless internet access. There are two windows draped with luxurious curtains that face the courtyard. Ottomans in front of each window provide a great place to watch the activities outdoors from your living room. There is a lot of beautiful artwork and greenery in the room, along with other decorative accessories.

The Bedroom

The Bedroom features a queen sized bed, a large closet, a night stand, shelving, and reading lamps.

The Kitchen

The bright kitchen is equipped with stainless steel work surfaces and large, spacious cupboards. All appliances are included, and all the necessary small appliances and utensils are included.

The Bathroom

The Bathroom is tiled with marble-like large squares, and it has a bathtub, a vanity sink with cabinets, a medicine cabinet with mirror, decorative greenery and toilet.

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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