Paris Apartment - Studio in Les Halles, Bourse - Sentier - Montorgueil (PA-765)

Registration number : 7510205056622

Welcome to this classic studio apartment in Les Halles, Paris. Featuring antique accessories and modern conveniences, this home embraces the warm charm of a home-away-from-home. It is located in the center of Paris in the 2nd arrondissement near the Bourse, Sentier, and Montorgueil neighborhoods.

Placed on Rue Greneta and Rue Montorgueil, the furnished studio apartment sits on the 4th floor (considered 5th in U.S.) of a 16th century walk-up building. A concierge is on duty for your convenience.

This studio home offers hard wood floors, exposed beam ceilings, and vintage-inspired accessories. One full-sized bed with fresh linens is provided. Other highlights of the studio include a wooden desk with chair, which can be used as a dining table, and a window overlooking the narrow Parisian street. Decorating the space are additional chairs, a traditional area rug, and scattered artwork. Closet space is available.

A small kitchenette attaches to the living area. Though compact, it offers some essential cooking supplies such as a coffeemaker, and mini-fridge. A wooden shelf and small countertop allow space for item storage. The bathroom includes a full-sized tub/shower, toilet, sink, and mirror.

The home on Rue Greneta in Les Halles is near some of the best shopping destinations in Paris. Lovely cafes, top-rated restaurants, and historic architecture surround it. All roads in Les Halles eventually lead to the Beaubourg area and the Pompidou Centre, one of the city’s most iconic buildings. Listed below are some suggestions of where to go in the neighborhood.

• Forum des Halles: This huge shopping center was once Paris’s most important open-air market until the mid-1900’s when it was moved to the suburbs. Now a giant center for retail business, this has become a beloved tourist destination. 3km/1.9mi. Accessible via metro.
• The Rue Montorgueil Neighborhood: Explore the exciting streets of this community, home to one of the city’s permanent market street open to pedestrians only. 210m/0.1mi. Accessible via foot.
• Grands Boulevards Neighborhood: Walk down this boulevard on a sunny day to discover theaters, clubs, cafes, and cinemas. 950m/0.6mi. Accessible via foot.

For public transportation around Paris walk to the Étienne Marcel metro station serving line 4 (350m/0.2mi). Additionally you may walk to the Réaumur Sébastopol metro station serving lines 3 and 4 (400m/0.2mi).