5th FLOOR ROOFTOP VIEWS; FRENCH ABODE IN MONTORGUEIL - UBK-492912

From the entrance we access the minimalist and complete kitchen and to a shower and toilet. In the intimate shower room, engravings in gilded wooden frames salutes the 18th century boudoir.In the center of this apartment of Parisian character, the living space, elegant and convivial, multiplies the historical touches: exposed beams, bergère armchair and a dresser in Louis XV style are highlighted by contemporary details such as the chandelier and the mirror With black cutouts, and the Victoria Ghost chairs by Philippe Starck.The tour ends with the sleeping area of the apartment facing south-east. Here again, the contrast between the 18th century inspired touches, with the striped alcove, and a contemporary approach give a refined and exclusive decor, placed under the sign of the playful sophistication of Audrey Hepburn in the guise of Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffanies.The bedding & washroomsThis apartment of Parisian character consists of:1 bedroom with double bed "Queensize" (160 x 200);1 double sofa bed (160 x 200) located in the living room;1 independent bathroom with toilet.IMPORTANT: Once the booking is confirmed on Homelike the landlord will contact you in order to pay the deposit and if chosen extras. Please note that the deposit and extras need to be paid within 48 hours otherwise the booking will be cancelled.Notice: Displayed prices and data are not final, and should be used for informative purpose only. They are not contractual or binding. Energy pass This building is not subject to EnEV. The Rue Sainte-Anne owes its name to Anne of Austria, wife of Louis XIII, in honor of whom she was baptized in 1633. Anne of Austria was regent of the kingdom of France between the death of her husband and the Coronation of his son, the future Sun King Louis XIV. This historic street is today the highlight of authentic Japanese cuisine: every day, connoisseurs queue up for a real R?men. There is plenty to choose from, but a reliable restaurant remains Naniwa-Ya, at number 11 of the street. Sushi lovers are not left behind and can head over to the Bizan Restaurant, which offers original compositions with a guaranteed freshness. The gourmet break is taken at the boulangerie Julien, located on rue des Petits-Champs, to find the great tradition of French pastry; For a fusion food experience, try Aki Café, at the end of Rue Saint Anne. This Parisian neighborhood is also home to theaters and historic spectacle halls. Finally, the neighborhood of this apartment of Parisian character is also that of the luxurious, luxury of high jewelry and haute couture: just minutes from the apartment, Place Vendome and Rue de la Paix are, since the second Half of the 19th century, synonymous with elegance in the Parisian style. It was here that Charles Frederic Worth opened his workshop in 1858, inventing the very concept of haute couture.