This 65 square meters elegant apartment is at the third French floor via stairs. It consist of two bedroom, two bathrooms, a living room with an American kitchen. It is suitable for 4 people. It has been completely renovated a couple of years ago and furnished by elegant antique Italian furnishing. There are two bedrooms : the master bedroom with a queen size bed, and the second bedroom with two single beds; 2 bathroom : one with tub, wash basin, WC and bidet, and the second one with shower cabin, wash basin, WC and bidet. The living room is furnished by sofas and armchairs, a dining table and minor furniture. One sofa is convertible in a double bed that can accommodate one person or two children for a short rental. The open kitchen is equipped with electric ceramic contact grills, traditional oven, microwave, fridge, sink, dishwasher. The apartment provides also wifi Internet access and cable TV, free telephone limited to fixes phones for the European Union, USA and Canada.

This apartment is located in Rue des Fontaines du Temple : The site of the commandry of the knights of the Order of the Temple in the 13th century, become the scene of bloody repressions when the Templars were considered heretics. Today, the square du Temple is an English landscaped garden embellished with numerous exotic trees (American honey locust, goldenrain tree, Ginkgo Biloba) and some remarkable specimens (including an 18-metre tall Turkish hazel, and a 17-metre tall Japanese pagoda tree). The wildlife in this large garden has never been so vibrant. Many different species of birds come to refresh themselves near the ornamental pool and waterfall made using rocks from the forest of Fontainebleau. This charming apartment is in a very ancient building, few steps away from the Square du Temple, the trendy shops of rue du Bretagne and the Market of the Red Children (Le Marché des Enfants Rouge), the oldest food market in Paris. You can also take a stroll to Picasso Museum, the Cirque d'hiver, the Place des Vosges, the Opera Bastille or to the Centre Georges Pompidou (10 minutes walking).