Week: €780.00 (Agency fee is included)

This contemporary, eclectic 34m2 studio is locating in a bustling area of the 2nd Arrondissement of Paris in a typical neighborhood building with the convenience of an elevator. You’ll enjoy the location, being close to the Louvre museum, the statue of Jeanne d'Arc, the Madeleine Church, and the Seine Riverbank. The St. Martin canal is nearby.

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ID:

873

Glamour:

Location:

Week:

€ 780

Month:

€ 2000 *Agency fee isn’t included

District:

2

Type:

Studio Apartment

Rooms:

1

Bedrooms:

1

Metric Area:

34 m²

Number of Persons:

3

General description

The apartment features a parquet floor, covered with lots of colorful area rugs. A generous amenity offering includes Cable TV, elevator, Wireless Internet, Stereo, and all appliances and conveniences you could possibly need. The original interior is decorated in a colorful manner, and the décor and feel of the apartment is typical of what the locals live in, giving you a true experience of the district’s Parisian apartment lifestyle. There is a sofa that converts to a double-bed, a dining table for 4 people with glass surface, and an additional single bed. The walls are tastefully decorated with canvases, photography, and other interesting items.

The Kitchen

The open kitchen is equipped with a gas range, and cutlery and utensils that the typical Parisian wouldn’t be without. There is also a microwave oven, a coffeemaker, large pastry toaster, ample and plentiful cupboards, and all the small appliances you will ever need.

The Bathroom

The sleek and modern bathroom is tiled in white on the floor and walls. There is a shower, a large vanity sink with cabinets and drawers, a towel warmer, a toilet, extra built-in cupboards, and a large lighted mirror in the bathroom.

The Area/Environment

The apartment is located on a quiet street next to the Center Pompidou, the Forum Les Halles. There are numerous bakers, restaurants, cafes, bars, grocers, and other shops nearby. Most of the area is closed to traffic and is a delight to discover in the daylight with open air bars and farmers markets full of fresh produce everywhere. Rich in history, this is the area where the word “bordello” originates and includes some of the most interesting old parts of Paris and was home to the original French newspapers. The Paris Stock Market (the Bourse) is also here.

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