SLIP INTO A WANDERING MODE ON THE STREETS OF RUE DU BAC 170M2 LUXURY TERRACE APT

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS PLACE !
170m², Sleeps six,
sitting room, dining room, equipped kitchen, terrace, hammam and laundry room.
Private entrance,High speed fibre optic Wi-Fi throughout the house,
Individual heating and air conditioning in all the rooms,4 HD Samsung televisions and access to your Netflix and Disney + content, etc.
Soundproofing
Private lift
Laundry room (clothes dryer, washing machine, ironing board and iron)
- Look forward to sipping a sundowner or two on the terrace.
- Take a picnic at Luxembourg gardens and relax in sunshine.
- Catch the metro to the line ILE DE LA CITE and visit the famoure Notre Dame.
Our five-floor house has three en-suite bedrooms and a panoramic lift. Here you can admire a setting where the history of the stone mingles with modernity and materials inspired by the spirit of travel.
A beautifully arranged intimate terrace awaits on the top floor, inviting you to soak up the last rays of sunshine, overlooking the Parisian rooftops.
Lastly, you will be able to enjoy a regenerative break in the hammam before discovering magic Parisian nights.

Here’s the thing that no one ever tells you about going to Paris for the first time: The city doesn’t look, well, very Paris-y. Sure, the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and the Seine are iconic, but where are the charming little shops? The pretty flower stalls? Romantic cafés?
All that changes when you visit Rue du Bac. This street has all the Parisian prettiness imaginable and it’s incredibly visitor-friendly. Allison Brown, blogging at Dreamer At Heart, said: “Rue du Bac Paris is the perfect street to flâner. Slip into wandering mode. The curious observer’s mood. Invite yourself to dillydally. Be forewarned, your taste buds are going to love Rue du Bac.” I couldn’t agree more!

Located at rue du bac on the 2nd french floor with an elevator.
Stay in this charming Parisian home in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, one of the city's most sought-after districts. Getting around is easy – the Rue du Bac metro station is close by, and the famous Louvre Museum and Tuileries Garden are within walking distance. The place is well-equipped for any length of stay. Plus, there’s a terrace for making the most of sunny days, and if you want to take relaxation to the next level, you have a sauna at your disposal.

Our three bedrooms were carefully decorated and designed to make your stay incredibly comfortable and calm.
They include the following elements amongst many others:

1 Tréca king size bed (180x200cm)
1 Bathroom with Italian shower and large bathtub
Hairdryer
Acqua di Parma welcome kits
Separate toilets
Safe
Large wardrobes
Reading and working areas
Cots upon request

THE LIVING AREAS
1 dining room with a large table and everything you need (glasses, pitchers and dishes, etc.)
1 large fully equipped kitchen, including an oven, a microwave, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle and tea-making facilities, etc.
1 large wine cellar and a selection of our best wines
1 large sitting room nestled under the roof, with four sofas, 1 large HD Samsung television, a desk area and access to the terrace

THE BLOSSOMING TERRACE
This is the ideal place for breakfast and friendly intimate moments with a dining table, solarium and chairs.

THE HAMMAM
If you take our charming arched stone staircase (or the lift) to the basement, you will access our private hammam. It is a spacious relaxing area which accommodates up to three people where you will enjoy a steam bath after your long day. It is strictly for adult use only, perfectly safe and you can regulate the temperature to suit.
The neighborhood is a chic and historic district located in the 7th district of Paris. It is named after the iconic Pont de Bac (now Pont Royal) and the famous Saint-Germain-des-Prés area. Bac-St Germain offers a mix of residential buildings, boutique shops, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants. Some of the notable landmarks in the area are the Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés, one of the oldest churches in Paris, and the high-end world-renowned department store of Le Bon Marché.