A PARISIAN DREAM QTR-DUPLEX IN PLACE ST MICHELE, SEINE, MOUFFETARD, NOTRE DAME

Located in the historical Parisian Quarter, this charming 3-bedroom Paris rental, is the perfect choice for a family or group of up to 6 people. Quiet and comfortable, the Notre Dame - apartment was recently renovated and refurbished with stylish and functional furniture and decor. It boasts a living room complete with the usual entertainment appliances such as a flat screen TV with cable and fast WIFI access and a well-appointed kitchen where you can find the amenities needed to prepare large, hearty meals.

The property is divided in two levels: on the ground level, you will find the living room and open dining area, kitchen and a separate toilet with sink.

On the second floor, you will find three (3) bedrooms: one is a queen-sized bed, the second one is a double-sized bed and the third one is 2 single beds. The third bedroom is highly recommended for kids or teenagers. Nearby, you will find one full bathroom comprising of a bathtub, shower, toilet, and sink.

This cozy abode was decorated with fine, modern-chic furniture and lighting, making it the perfect choice for young groups of tourists or young families. Maubert - Mutalitie is a quiet neighborhood and surrounding the apartment, there are small local boutiques. The area itself is calm and safe.

Metro: Maubert Mutualité, Sorbonne

- 1 queen size bed
- 1 double size bed
- 2 single beds
- 1 double size sofa bed
- Shower and bathtub
- 2 separated toilets
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator & freezer
- Linens & Towels
- Microwave
- Oven and Stove
- Washer & dryer (2-in-1 unit)
- Dishwasher
- Iron & ironing board
- Dishes & Cutlery
- Toaster
- Coffee maker
- Cable TV
- Phone (Free to USA and Canada)
- Alarm clock
- Vacuum Cleaner
- Fast Wifi
This apartment was decorated with fine, modern-chic furniture and lighting, making it the perfect choice for young groups of tourists or young families. Since this apartment is located in a building without an elevator, older guests or guests with reduced mobility may find difficulty in navigating the stairs.

Since the Middle Ages this riverside quarter has been dominated by the Sorbonne, and acquired its name from the early Latin-speaking students. It dates back to the Roman town across the Ile de la Cite. The area is as well generally associated with artists and students.

Just minutes walk from the Seine River, the Notre Dame cathedral, Saint Michel area, as well as a vegetable market, supermarket, cheese shop, wine shop, bakeries, pharmacy.