The fully renovated apartment is 140 m2 (1400square feet), composed of a large living/dining room with an open kitchen. It has three bedrooms. The first, master bedroom has a king size double bed (160 x 200) with private bathroom. The 2nd bedrooms has two single beds (90 x 200) that can be put together to form a double bed and a double bed for the 3rd bedroom. Both rooms share a bathroom.

• Nb rooms 4
• Nb separated bedrooms 3
• Nb double bed 3
• Nb Single bed 0
• Sleeps 6
• Nb Sofabed 0
• Washing Machine / Dryer
• Dishwasher
• Telephone /Cable TV / Internet
• Oven
• Bathrooms 2 1/2

•Dior and Vuitton
•Rue de Buci
•Rue du Cherche Midi
•Art Galleries and Print Shops
•St Sulpice
•Le Bon Marche
•Emporio Armani
•Maison de la Chocolat

St-Germain
St-Germain was a center of bohemianism and existentialism in the glittering café society of the post-war years. Names associated with this period are Sartre and Camus and the singer Juliette Greco. Young French teenagers spent nights in its jazz clubs and cabarets. Many famous French singers sang in the clubs or lived in the area, such as Georges Brassens, Jacques Brel, Charles Trénet, Guy Béart, Charles Aznavour. The home where Serge Gainsbourgh lived on rue de Verneuil has become a graffitied shrine. Jazz greats who played here include Sidney Bechet, Miles Davis and Duke Ellington. The streets south of Blvd. St-Germain to the Seine are picturesque and have a real feel of 18th and 19th century Paris.

St-Suplice
Work on the church of St-Suplice, at one time Paris's largest, began in 1646, but is stilll ongoing. It has one of the world's largest organs, comprising 6,700 pipes. The Chapelle des Anges (Chapel of the Angel) has two frescoes by Delacroix which were painted in Delacroix’s final years and were a high point in his career. Outside the Church is a large square with the 1844 fountain by Visconti at its center. It is the location of the annual Foire de Saint-German held at the beginning of June and which lasts for a month. This fair has been an annual tradition for centuries.

Rue du Cherche-Midi
Was an ancient Roman road and now this narrow street has chic designer boutiques, galleries and cafes. The world-famous baker, Poilane, is at No. 8. Nearby is the first Parisian Department Store which belies it name, Bon Marche. It has a fabulous food market 'Le Grand Epicerie'

Famous Cafes
On the corner of the square in front of the church is the cafe Les Deux Magots and nearby is the Cafe Flore, both of which are literary and artistic shrines associated with many writers and artists such as Jean Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Picasso and Apollinaire. Across the road is Brasserie Lipp favored by politicians, writers and celebrities.