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PRIVATE APARTMENTS IN PARIS 
Un-serviced
Birague
Place des Vosges 
 Marais 

Arrondissement 3 & 4

The Marais needs no introduction these days ! Much of the area dates from the 16^th and 17^thC, featuring narrow streets, fine architecture, boutiques, antique shops, restaurants, cafés. Strict building laws protect its authenticity. This is where Parisians chose to wander on weekends ! The centrepiece is, of course, the Place des Vosges, the purest example of 17^thC architecture, its arcaded façade set around a central park with trees and benches - great for a picnic lunch ! Easy walking distance to the Picasso and Carnavalet Museums, Bastille Opera, Ile St Louis, Notre Dame, Ile de la Cité and much more ! Just down the road is a wonderful selection of specialist food shops (baker, deli, cheese, fish, wine ...) in the very best French tradition !

Located in a privileged position on the rue de Birague, on the first* floor of a well-kept 18thC building. - within sight of the Place des Vosges - with boutiques, restaurants, pavement cafés, where on summer evenings clients linger late. A delightful apartment (some 40m²) recently entirely renovated and furnished to a good standard while retaining character and charm, not to mention a touch of romance ! (Note ! Low medieval ceilings - 2m08)

The Accommodations

Open-plan style, white painted throughout, with two double-glazed windows over-looking the street. Large living room with polished wood floor, comfortable double sofabed, good built-in wardrobe and work station, dining furniture. Cable TV (CNN, BBC), radio, and selection of English books ! Attractive well-equipped Kitchen area, dishwasher, combined microwave/classic oven, dining bar and stools, original terracotta tiles. Folding doors provide privacy for the Bedroom area when required, twin beds (can be made up as wide double bed). Neat newly tiled Shower room with WC, washing machine. Hair dryer. Electric radiators. Initial linen supplied. Local line telephone.

* Remember that in France we count ground floor, first floor, etc.