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This superb private room in a shared apartment, furnished, equipped and ready to live in Paris, offers comfort and design. It has many amenities such as a comfortable and hypoallergenic double bed with duvet and pillows. You only need to bring your suitcase to move in! The room has a padlock if you want more privacy.\nAll our rooms are fully furnished (bed, desk, wardrobe, duvet, pillows...) The accommodation is located in the Père Lachaise district, in the centre of Paris. Many restaurants, public transport and shops are nearby. The flat is on the 4th floor with a lift. It is fully furnished and offers a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, crockery, microwave, toaster, kettle, saucepans, utensils, frying pans... As well as iron, ironing board, washing machine. Everything you need for cleaning is already present in this flat share: bucket and mop, hoover, broom... Every furnished flatshare includes all the charges: condominium charges, electricity, water, rubbish tax, unlimited wifi, home insurance. All our flats are fully equipped (washing machine, crockery, decoration...) by our teams, who also take care of the technical and material maintenance. The Père-Lachaise district is in the heart of the 20th arrondissement, bordered to the north by the Belleville district, to the east by the Saint-Fargeau district, to the south by the Charonne district and to the west by the boulevards of Charonne and Menilmontant. It is in its cemetery, one of the most famous in the world, that one finds the graves of illustrious people who have played a role in national and international history: people with extraordinary lives such as Guillaume Apollinaire, Edith Piaf and Jim Morrison remain here. Simple and popular, this district, where this extraordinary furnished flat is located, perfectly reflects Parisian life outside the tourist frenzy. Here, street artists are celebrated and recognised by the locals, who decorate the area with their works of art. The terraces of the many cafés in the area give colour to the streets of the district and come alive in the evening.