This apartment has history. Nearby are the original city limits of Paris when the city was called Lutece. You can still see vestiges of the Philippe Augustus tower up the street. Danton, one of the major figures of the revolution, once lived in this building. And one of the first restaurants of Paris is located on this passageway. People like Voltaire, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin met for coffee or sorbet here. This delightful pedestrian street is a cobblestone passageway which officially dates back to 1735, though already the area was loaded with history hundreds of years earlier.

On the 4^th European floor (5^th US) with an elevator, this 45 m² (about 481 ft²) apartment has a cozy French style and is filled with furnishings and charm that feel comfortable and homey. It’s luminous, decorated with warm colors and tasteful furniture. With one bedroom, a living room and kitchen, it’s the perfect pied-à-terre for enjoying Paris. From here it’s an easy walk to Saint Michel, or to the river for a boat ride, or even to the Louvre. Paris is for walking and this location is the best. The metro, bus and RER are also just a short walk away, making all of Paris easily accessible.

The building was rebuilt in 1836 and the shapes of the rooms are original and mostly oblong. Beautiful ceiling moldings, parquet floors, mirrors and fireplaces in each room add to the charm. Walk into the apartment and the hallway wraps around from the kitchen to the living room to the bedroom to the bathroom.

On the far left the kitchen is oblong with a window over a wonderful and lively street below. You’ll find everything you need here to make meals: stove, microwave, toaster oven, and a dining table for two.

Further down the hallway is a small living room which has a white couch and a coral pink day bed, which is comfortable for sleeping. There is also a desk which can be extended to make a dining table or collapsed to make more space in the room. A TV and chair add extra comfort and a fireplace adds to the charm of the room.

The next room off the hallway is the bedroom with a double bed. The shape of the room is unusual and charming. There is also a good-sized closet and a second fireplace.

The remodeled bathroom, at the end of the hallway, is equipped with an Italian shower, sink and heating rack.

Come enjoy a typically Parisian apartment on this picturesque Left Bank street. You won’t be disappointed!

This apartment requires a "Meet and Greet" - guests will be met at the apartment and given keys at that time.