3 chambres appartement de 55m² à Paris

With antique parquet floors and mouldings, this fully furnished, recently renovated 55m² 1-bedroom apartment combines classic Parisian charm with modern comfort. Large windows let in the light, while its position overlooking two quiet courtyards makes it a remarkably peaceful place to live and work. There is a spacious, comfortable bedroom, an unusually large study, a clean and well-appointed bathroom, generous storage and a practical, well-equipped kitchen. For anyone planning to work in Paris, the dedicated study with desk opening onto a calm courtyard is a real highlight. The apartment is on the 2nd floor of a well-kept Haussmann stone building with secure digicode entry and an elevator. The street itself is quiet and residential, yet you are only a short walk from the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Élysées, Porte Around the corner, the lively Marché Poncelet street market offers fresh fruit and vegetables, butchers, fishmongers and cheese shops, alongside supermarkets, bakeries and cafés. On the street there are four restaurants, and nearby options range from quality fast food (a Lebanese diner and a Portuguese delicatessen) to more gourmet addresses. Vegans will appreciate Le Potager de Charlotte, just two blocks away. For greenery, Parc Monceau is about ten minutes away on foot, perfect for a morning run, an evening stroll or reading on a bench between meetings. The Bois de Boulogne and the Fondation Louis Vuitton are also close for longer walks, cycling and world-class contemporary art. Trocadéro, the Eiffel Tower and even the Louvre are within walking distance for those who enjoy exploring Paris on foot. Transport connections are excellent. Charles de Gaulle–Étoile and Porte Guests usually appreciate four things in particular: the authentic Haussmann character of the apartment, the unusual quiet of the rooms, the convenient central location with its wide selection of shops, restaurants and entertainment, and the practicality for longer stays thanks to good storage, the elevator and nearby markets. It is a lived-in Paris building rather than a brand-new residence, but for most guests that is exactly what gives it its charm.