Description:

This lovely studio is on the corner of Blvd St. Germain and Rue de Courty which is just one street long here. This is a lovely neighborhood with fine food stores, cafes and restaurants all close at hand. Around the corner is the Place du Palais Bourbon. It is a short walk down the tree-lined Boulevard St. Germain to the famous designer shops of the 6th arrondissement. The Jardin des Tuileries and Place de la Concorde are an easy 10-minute walk in the other direction across the Seine which is just one-block away.

Located in a beautiful Haussmannian building, this studio is carved out of the original chambres de bonne or maid's quarters which were traditionally located on the top floor of many of the elegant Paris buildings. The elevator goes to the 6th floor, then there is one flight of stairs to the 7th floor and the apartment entrance. The door opens to pleasant entry foyer with storage space and the washer and dryer. The original antique stairway with wrought iron bannister leads up to the studio itself. It is a corner apartment in the shape of a half circle with lots of light from windows set into the attic line. It is a pretty effect. There is a queen bed, 2 armchairs and a dining table with 2 chairs. The kitchen area is well equipped with stove, microwave/oven, washing machine and a small refrigerator. The bathroom has a shower stall, sink and toilet. Everything about the apartment is newly and well done.

There is the possibility of renting this studio in conjuction with PA070, the owner's other apartment in this building. If so, there is a door in the entryway which can connect to the other apartment, resulting in accommodation for 4-6 people with 2 bedrooms/2 baths.

Location Information:

Metro Assemblée Nationale

The 7th arrondissement is on the left bank of the River Seine and is a very beautiful area. Many embassies and government buildings are located here in ornate historic buildings on charming streets. Right along side these are beautiful apartment buildings where well-to-Parisians live. There are 13 museums here with the Muséee d'Orsay being the most famous. And of course, the Eiffel Tower and its parks are also in this neighborhood.