This cosy one-bedroom apartment 52 m2 situated on the 2ndfloor without lift in the 8th area of Paris. There are the Triumphal Arch, Champs-Elysees, the Grand Palace, the Madeleine church, Petit palace, the Lido, the Elysees palace, the Concorde square, the Etoile square, the Alexandre III bridge and the Montaigne avenue nearby.

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ID:

939

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Location:

Day:

€ 200 *Minimal rental period: 3 days

District:

8

Type:

Apartment

Rooms:

2

Bedrooms:

1

Metric Area:

52 m²

Number of Persons:

5

General description

The apartment features pleasant interior made in contrast colours, Parisian style as well as parquet floor. There is a spacious living room, a quiet bedroom, an open-style kitchen and one bathroom with a bath. The windows in the bedroom open on the yard.

The living room

Very pleasant living room with big French windows has a dinner table for four people, a sofa-bed, a coffee-table, two armchairs, a TV and an unlimited internet access. The salon is decorated with paintings and light curtains. There are paintings on the walls.

The bedroom

Pleasant bedroom with big double bed. The room is furnished with a wardrobe and 2 bedside tables with lampshades. As well there is a lamp. The bedroom is decorated with paintings and light curtains. The windows give on the inner yard.

The kitchen

Open kitchen is equipped with a bar counter with high chairs, an electric cooker, a microwave oven, a dishwasher, all the necessary household equipment.

The bathroom

Exceptional bathroom faced with ornamented tiles. There is a bath, a washbasin, a toilet, built-in cupboards, a dryer, a mirror in the bathroom.

The area/environment

The 8 th area will best suit anyone who prefers to be on active holiday with comfort. There are numerous shops, cinemas, theatres, music-halls, circuses, cafés, restaurants, pavilions, fountains, bronze street lamps, grand mansions. It is always crowded with people and full of lights, restaurants work late hours. A visit here should begin with the Champs-Elysees, which starts at the Etoile Plaza (Arc de Triomphe) and ends on the Place de la Concorde, where Louis XVI lost his head during the Revolution (1793). . Also to be seen are the Madeleine Church and the Parc Monceau. Shopping for all things musical should be done on Rue de Rome and for culture, do not miss the Jacquemart-Ande Museum, the Grand and Petit Palais, and the Musee de la Decouverte, Paris’ science museum.

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