Appt calm & cozy 1BDR / 4P - Nation
About the Home
Pleasant, practical and functional accommodation, ideally located for getting around the capital. Ideal for students and professionals. This accommodation is available for a mobility lease ONLY. The mobility lease is a type of short term furnished lease. It aims to facilitate the mobility of tenants, especially those who have to move for professional reasons (transfer or mission), students, young people in training, alternation or internship. It is a 32m² flat located on the ground floor. It is composed of: - An entrance that leads to the kitchen - An open kitchen, equipped and functional: microwave, fridge, hob, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle etc. - A living room with sofa bed (2 places) + TV - A dining area with dining table and chairs - A bedroom with a double bed (140x200cm) - A shower room with shower and WC - Several storage spaces - High speed internet access - Bed linen and towels provided This flat is located in the famous 12th arrondissement of Paris, near the Place de la Nation, and is sure to make you enjoy the treasures of Parisian life! Whether you are an art lover, a food lover or an architecture lover, this area has something for everyone! Trendy art galleries, countless bars and restaurants and walks through the maze of these small, typically Parisian streets, this flat awaits you! A few steps away, Nation, a huge circular crossroads, the streets surrounding the square are full of good addresses to discover: from the funny burn shop to the den of flamenco dancing unionists, expect to be surprised. The Place de la Nation has a monument on its central median. Installed here in 1899, "The Triumph of the Republic" is a bronze by Jules Dalou that shows the Republic hoisted on a chariot pulled by lions, which are cheered by Liberty, Labour. To the east of the square are two columns at the foot of which are two former octroi pavilions that were part of the fermiers généraux' wall. This ensemble is the work of Claude-Nicolas Ledoux and dates from 1787. At that time, the square was known as the Place du Trône. This name dates back to 1660. On 26 July of that year, a ceremonial throne was installed here to welcome Louis XIV and Maria Theresa of Austria, who had just married in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. A short distance away, you can go for a walk in the green corridor Renée-Dumont. Very popular with local residents, it is a haven of greenery where people come to walk, run, cycle and picnic in summer. Take the bridge over the lawn and walk towards the Bois de Vincennes. In the Jardin de Reuilly, take the opportunity to walk around this welcoming green space, which is a maze of small shady paths. On the other side of the square, dive into the world of the 20th century not far from the Père Lachaise cemetery. And in the 11th district with its rue de Charonne. "We ask you to provide us with the necessary supporting documents: - 1 proof of identity - 1 proof of reason for stay (work or school) - 1 e-mail address 1 contract will be sent to you by email and an inventory of fixtures will be carried out on your arrival and departure. --- Arrival during the WEEK - Check-in: between 3pm and 6pm An agent will contact you to plan your arrival and discuss key collection arrangements. Early check-in: between 10am and 3pm, subject to availability. Late check-in: between 7pm and 11pm, you'll need to collect the keys from our office. WEEKEND arrival Saturday or Sunday: between 3pm and 11pm Keys will be collected from our office near the Arc de Triomphe. We'll make sure your arrival goes smoothly, and we'll be happy to answer any questions you may have."