This Luxury Paris Apartment is for the discerning Traveler, looking for a very high end Vacation or Corporate Flat to hire during their short stay.  The apartment is a mixture of classical art and strong hard lines that distinguish it as a superior short stay rental.    

The first level starts with a large living and dining room. With 13 Ft. Soaring Ceiling, three full height French windows, luxuriously furnished, with original paintings. Facing the French windows, there is a 13 ft high glass partition opening to the second part of this floor and to the mezzanine/TV room described below. Blinds provide privacy when required.

Take 3 steps down to our ultra modern kitchen that overlooks the open sitting area that becomes the focal point of conversations.  There is a large exercise room with Converse Rower, Life Fitness elliptic trainer and dual action exercise bike for your convenience.

Within the Flat you also have an additional room/study, which sleeps two in (queen-size bed). There is a bathroom with shower, washer and dryer. The top floor includes a full bath, one bedroom with two single beds, of which one bedroom has a queen sized bed. This bedroom has its own private shower bathroom. Both bedrooms overlook the building's private garden, next to a clerical retreat. The top floor also includes a mezzanine TV room.  This apartment sleeps up to 8 guests and has 2,300 sq. ft. of living area.

There is one parking spot downstairs, # 35. Another spot, # 10, could be available if the owners, who have another apartment in the building, are not in town.

If you love shopping, which most people who come to Paris really do need to take in while enjoying the sights and sounds of Paris, take a right coming out of the building and, thirty paces later, you are in rue de Grenelle where we counted 22 shoe stores. Besides the cheese store already mentioned, you'll find two small "superettes", one open 24 hours in a Shell gas station for necessities including Lu Petits Beurres and Lindt milk chocolate.  Two wine stores, butchers, Guilhen is the best, Dalloyau pastry shop, seafood store and the indispensable hardware store on the corner of rue de Grenelle and rue du Bac.

As for clothes, you're in heaven, Boulevard Saint Germain, left when exiting the apartment and right on the boulevard, rue de Rennes and all the small street shops.  You won’t have shopped until you try rue Bonaparte right towards Saint Sulpice or left at the Deux Magots, Louis Vuitton is Louis Vuitton but the Arthus Bertrand shop is worth a close look. On the corner of Bonaparte and Jacob a great pastry and tea room to rest your feet after shopping, or for a rebound.