1 chambre appartement de 50m² dans Paris

English: High standing, bright, spacious; this is how I would define this lovely apartment in 3 words. Completely furnished and equipped, located on the 5th floor of a well maintained building with an elevator, our apartment can accommodate 4 people at ease. The cherry of the cake would surely be the balcony overlooking Avenue de Breteuil and offering a lovely view on “Hotel des Invalides “, a historical building constructed under the reign of Louis XIV and where lies the tomb of Napoleon. Welcome in our beautiful & high standing apartment. It is located on the 5th floor of a well-maintained 19th century building with an elevator. Tastefully furnished and equipped, this flat offers a large double living room illuminated by 3 double French glassed door opening on the balcony. The living area offers a comfy convertible couch, 2 antiques armchairs with its matched coffee table and a fireplace. The dining area can be separate by a sliding door and offers a beautiful round dining table with its very comfortable chairs. The separate kitchen is very well equipped with all necessary crockeries, cooktop, microwave, oven, coffee maker, toaster, and electric kettle. The bedroom has a very comfortable double bed. You will equally have a shower room with it’s toilette and a washing machine which operates as a dryer as well. The flat comes with its own high internet connection by Cable & WIFI. You will be in a very nice area of the 7th district close to the Famous “Hotel des Invalides” where lies the tomb of Napoleon and also the Rodin Museum where you can visit the famous sculpture namely “Le Penseur “. You can also easily walk to Eifel tower. Contrary to lots of touristic spots, the area is not overfilled with café and restaurants. It’s a pretty calm and highly residential place. You will nevertheless have various commodities walking distance away such as drugstore, bakeries, pastry shops, bar & restaurants among many others. You want to experience the Parisian lifestyle of the left bank of the seine ? Search no more. You are at the right place. German: undefined