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Located on the second floor without elevator, the accommodation comprises: - A bedroom with a double bed, - A fully-equipped, functional kitchen, - A bathroom, - A living room with a small workspace. You'll particularly appreciate its practicality and brightness, especially in the morning. Everything you need for an excellent stay is at your disposal: Wi-Fi connection, TV, microwave, fridge, coffee machine, oven, dishwasher, washing machine, hairdryer, fan, iron, etc. Please note that bed linen and towels are included in the cleaning fee. The apartment is ideally located, just a 3-minute walk from the Mairie de Montrouge metro station. You'll also find plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. For everyday shopping, a Franprix supermarket is just a 4-minute walk away. During your stay, you'll have the opportunity to discover the must-see sites for which the city is famous, such as : - The Museum of the Liberation of Paris, accessible in 9 minutes by metro, - The Paris Catacombs, 10 minutes away by metro, - Parc Montsouris, 16 minutes by metro, - Fort Montrouge, 20 minutes by metro, and many more. Don't hesitate to ask me for more information. It would be a pleasure to answer you.

Montrouge is located in the Hauts-de-Seine department, in the Greater Paris metropolitan area. The town, the fifth most densely populated in France, is close to Malakoff, Antony, Bagneux and Châtillon. Close to the capital, it is also served by line 4 of the Paris metro. Long a small, sparsely populated village, Montrouge grew in the 12th century with the arrival of Guillemite monks, who stayed until the end of the 17th century. For a long time, the town was also famous for its quarries, which provided numerous limestones for Parisian monuments until the 19th century. Today, Montrouge is mainly a service industry town, but it has also developed its tourist industry and still boasts a number of interesting monuments to its rich history.