This apartment is in a fabulous location in the 14^th arrondissement bordering oh so close to the 6^th, in the quiet section of the Boulevard Montparnasse. Within minutes you can walk to the Jardin du Luxembourg, the Tour Montparnasse, or beyond to Saint Germain. Paris is a city for walkers and from this apartment the picturesque walks will lead you to exceptional sites all along the way.

The apartment is located in a building dating from the late 19^th century. Enter along a charming cobblestone pathway into a courtyard centered by a picturesque birch tree often filled with chirping birds to welcome you. The apartment is located on the 2^nd European floor (3^rd US) in a walk-up building. Upon entering, you'll be struck by how calm and luminous it is. A small entryway leads to the small but fully equipped kitchen to your left. It has kept its original brick floor tiles and has a window with a pleasant view overlooking another courtyard. You will find the kitchen is perfectly equipped with everything you need to prepare your meals or snacks: oven, stove, full size refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave.

Moving along into the living room, you'll find it is spacious and light, with two French windows overlooking the courtyard. Warmed by parquet floors and comfortable seating, it's also attractively decorated with abstract art and a fine collection of books for your enjoyment. The décor is a mix of traditional Parisian style with modern touches. Completing the room is a dining table that can seat up to 6 guests.

Beyond the living room, is a large comfortable bedroom with a queen bed. It's extremely quiet, perfect for a good night’s sleep. There are again shelves of books for your nighttime reading pleasure. Sufficient closet space is available for stowing away your luggage.

The bathroom is located off the living room and includes a bath with attached shower, WC, sink and washing machine.

This neighborhood was a famous gathering place for artists of all kinds in the 1920s. Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Giacometti, Modigliani, and Man Ray were just some of the renowned artists who gathered in the nearby cafés and restaurants. La Coupole, La Closerie des Lilas, Le Dome and Le Select are still in the neighborhood and imbued with historic atmosphere and provide excellent meals. Two fabulous bakeries are located next to the apartment, and the largest and most expensive fish store in Paris is just a five-minute walk away. Nearby outdoor markets are open twice weekly. Transport is easy with just a 5-minute walk to the Metro and RER.

Come and enjoy this upscale home in this fabulous historical neighborhood.

This apartment requires a "Meet and Greet" - guests will be met at the apartment by the local manager and given keys at that time.