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This apartment has been completely refurbished! Located on the 4th floor with elevator, it comprises : - a bedroom with a double bed ; - a functional shower room ; - a fully equipped kitchen; - a living room to relax in after a day out. You'll particularly appreciate its brightness and calm. During your stay, you'll have at your disposal: Wifi, Television, Washing machine, Tumble dryer, Iron, Hair dryer, Fan, Fireplace, Microwave, Oven, Nespresso Coffee machine, etc. Bed linen and towels are included in the cleaning fee. The apartment is close to subway lines 2 and 3. There's a Franprix supermarket 350 m from the building for your everyday needs. There are also a number of excellent restaurants in the vicinity. Places of interest near the apartment: ➢ 5 minutes on foot: - Square Gardette; - Atelier des Lumières ; - Père-Lachaise Cemetery. ➢ 15 to 20 minutes by public transport: - Palais Garnier; - Parc de Belleville ; - Place de la Bastille; - the Marais district. ➢ 25 to 30 minutes by public transport: - the Louvre Museum ; - Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral. Don't hesitate to ask me for more information, I'll be delighted to answer you. :)

The 11th arrondissement of Paris extends from the places of the Bastille to the Nation and the Republic squares. Far from being uniform, it is homogeneous in the idea that it is a lively district, full of bars and restaurants, where there is much to experiment. The Bastille district is particularly lively, with numerous shopping districts, offices, colleges, hospitals as well as the Gare de Lyon which drains a continuous stream of travelers to the center.