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This charming 17th century apartment is located in the Marais, on a very nice place with mulberry trees planted in the middle. It is a pedestrian zone with outdoor restaurant.
This apartment of 645 sqft has been entirely renovated in 2006 and 2007. It has a living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Located at the second floor, it is very bright.
The living room has three large French windows facing a very nice place "Place du Marché Sainte Catherine". TV, DVD player, stereo CD player and DSL line are conveniently located for use in the living room. The double living room has a sofa, and an eating area with a table seating five. There are two bedrooms, one with French king-size bed (160 x 200 cm) and a single bed. The other little bedroom has a double bed (140 x 200 cm).
Fully equipped, the kitchen includes a dishwasher, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. The bathroom has a bathtub and a washer/dryer. Plenty of space for your things add convenience to this room.
The apartment is located one block from the "Place des Vosges", the oldest and one of the most beautiful squares in Paris. The Marais and nearby Place de la Bastille is home to some of the most important figures and events in Parisian history. Victor Hugo made his home at number 6, Place des Vosges and Balzac and Dumas resided in le Marais. The Picasso Museum, nearby at the Hotel Sale, is home to the world’s most significant collection of his work. The Musée Carnavalet on rue de Sévigné is one of the most interesting of Paris museums. It illustrates the history and development of Paris up to the present.
The bustling nightlife of the Marais is vibrant with its restaurants, club scene, concerts, cafés, and jazz bars. Less than a 10-minute walk will take you to the year-round program of opera and ballet at The Opera Bastille. You can easily walk to Centre Georges Pompidou, Le Louvre, Forum des Halles, Notre-Dame, and many other Parisian landmarks.
Every Thursday and Saturday morning, there is the large outdoor market on Boulevard Richard Lenoir and a well-stocked, small supermarket. Within the neighborhood are many wonderful specialty food shops and bakeries. ??Métro Lines: About one block from Métro: Saint-Paul (line 1) and Bastille (line 1, 5, 8) and Bus (line 96, 69, 76). |
