Marais - Old Temple 1 bedroom with AC
/ /1 bedroom
1 bathroom
3 guests
66 m²
Min 6 nights
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| From 386 € (402 USD) | per night |
| From 10 800 € (11242 USD) | per month |
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Description
Marais - Old Temple -- a luminous and calm 66-m2 1-bedroom luxury apartment in rue Vieille du Temple, an ancient street in the Marais. It features a 50-m2 terrace, which is almost the same size of the flat, perfect for lounge outdoors and even for dining. The greenery helps bring peace and vegetation to such a dense city. Having a terrace this big is very rare in Paris.
Also, there is also A/C throughout this beautiful abode. With modern and trendy mid-Century design throughout the flat and spurts of colors, this flat has all the modern amenities to make you feel at home.
The living room is playful with this hint of yellow and rose. The sofa can fold out into a double sized sofa-bed which can sleep one guest. The window opposite the couch looks onto the large terrace. There are three antique pianos that belong to the owner (for decoration only - no one is allowed to use them).
Next to the living room is the open kitchen and dining area. The dining area has a table with designer acrylic clear chairs that can seat up to four people. The up-to-date open kitchen has everything you need to make a lovely Parisian meal.
The bedroom has a queen-size bed, plenty of storage space and a TV with basic English news channels. Finally, you will find the lovely bathroom with a sink and walk-in shower. The separated W/C is located just next to it which is convenient.
The building is very secure with an elevator in the building. Ideally, this flat is great for couples however it can accommodate up to three guests.
Also, there is also A/C throughout this beautiful abode. With modern and trendy mid-Century design throughout the flat and spurts of colors, this flat has all the modern amenities to make you feel at home.
The living room is playful with this hint of yellow and rose. The sofa can fold out into a double sized sofa-bed which can sleep one guest. The window opposite the couch looks onto the large terrace. There are three antique pianos that belong to the owner (for decoration only - no one is allowed to use them).
Next to the living room is the open kitchen and dining area. The dining area has a table with designer acrylic clear chairs that can seat up to four people. The up-to-date open kitchen has everything you need to make a lovely Parisian meal.
The bedroom has a queen-size bed, plenty of storage space and a TV with basic English news channels. Finally, you will find the lovely bathroom with a sink and walk-in shower. The separated W/C is located just next to it which is convenient.
The building is very secure with an elevator in the building. Ideally, this flat is great for couples however it can accommodate up to three guests.
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Amenities
Non Smoking
Children above 12 welcome
Elevator in building
Deck / patio
Wifi
TV
Internet
Cable TV
Vacuum cleaner
Toaster
Oven
Microwave
Linens and towels
Kettle
Iron and Ironing board
Hairdryer
Fridge
Freezer
Dishwasher
Combo Washer & Dryer
Coffee machine
Air conditioning
Rooms
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WCShower
Other room
Double sofaNeighborhood
The rue Vieille du Temple is an ancient street and one of the most important streets in Le Marais. You will find interesting fashion designer shops and galleries, cafès, restaurants, and friendly bistros, definitely a nice place to hang out.
The Marais is a neighborhood that offers many complementary yet contrasting experiences for visitors. It sustains a thriving Orthodox Jewish community with several of the oldest surviving synagogues in Paris. It is also home to a large gay community and serves as a fashion mecca.
The neighborhood marries the old with the new. It is home to the first paved road in the city, rue du Pave as well as the Centre Pompidou, perhaps the leading contemporary and modern art museums in the world, the famous Hotel de Ville, Place des Voges and the Picasso Museum are just to name a few.
The Marais is a neighborhood that offers many complementary yet contrasting experiences for visitors. It sustains a thriving Orthodox Jewish community with several of the oldest surviving synagogues in Paris. It is also home to a large gay community and serves as a fashion mecca.
The neighborhood marries the old with the new. It is home to the first paved road in the city, rue du Pave as well as the Centre Pompidou, perhaps the leading contemporary and modern art museums in the world, the famous Hotel de Ville, Place des Voges and the Picasso Museum are just to name a few.
