| Rue Carpeaux is named after the famous sculptor Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux whose "Four Continents" fountain is displayed as a central feature at the Luxembourg gardens.
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| The apartment, which is located on a quiet street, is close to the Montmartre cemetery where the remains of the likes of Berlioz, Dalida, Degas, Stendhal, Truffaut, and Zola to name a few.
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| You have easy access to two metro lines (12 and 13) that can take you throughout the city with easy. The 95 bus line alone, with a bus stop just a block away from the apartment, runs by the Grands Magasins, the Opera, the Louvre, and all the way through St. Germain to Montparnasse. Whether you travel by bus, metro or foot, the Paris attractions and quaint "quartiers" (neighborhoods) are well within your reach.
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| Tucked away on a quiet street in the village of Montmartre in Paris's 18th district, this charming one-bedroom apartment is a tranquil location from which to embark on your Parisian holiday.
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| The apartment is located in a real Parisian neighborhood in a 19th century residential building. You are within a 15 minutes walk of Paris's famed Montmartre sites and the energy of the cafes, restaurants and boutiques crowding the picturesque streets that surround Sacre Coeur Cathedral.
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| Tall French windows in both the living room and bedroom open from this bright flat onto the building's inner courtyard, eliminating the distraction of street noises.
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| Sheer and solid drapes provide privacy, while allowing natural light to flow in during the day.
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| The spacious master bedroom is furnished with a comfy double bed. The calm coziness of the room make sleeping in a pleasure though we hope you will go out and enjoy all Paris has to offer. A corner fireplace adorns the bedroom. A large armoire provides plenty of space to store your belongings. Additional storage space is available in the living room.
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| The living room has a sofa with a pull out mattress suitable for 1 adult or 2 children. A rustic fireplace adds an element of charm. We've installed a TV/DVD player with a small selection of DVD's to help you unwind after a long day of site-seeing.
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| We have recently installed cable television so that you may benefit from international channels as well as internet access if you have travelled with your laptop computer, so you can remain connected.
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| The dining table, which separates the living room from the kitchen, extends to seat four people.
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| As shown in the photo, the equipped open kitchen or, "cuisine americaine" as the French refer to it, provides more space than the average small French kitchen. You have at your fingertips the essentials to cook a delicious meal at home.
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| This is a perfect place to go shopping "à la française". Going from the cheese shop to the butcher and to the green grocer is an intricate part of French tradition- one that survives to this day though we have plenty of one-stop supermarkets. The apartment's location is within a short distance of rue Damremont's boutiques, "fromageries" (cheese shops), "boulangeries" (bakeries), and "patisseries" (pastry shops). It is also close to avenue St. Ouen's outdoor food market, making it a pleasurable starting point for those of you who are "foodies" whether you choose to prepare yourself or to partake of the many restaurant offerings. Savor the possibilities! |
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Self-Catering Vacation Rentals
