Rue Lamarck, 153, Paris, Île-de-France

Details :- Reference: LMDW-T35567. Welcome to this studio perfect for one person, located on the 6th floor with an elevator in a historic building on rue Lamarck in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. This 11 m² apartment, in a building constructed in 1905 by architect Léon Dupont, combines elegance with architectural heritage, featuring a façade of reinforced concrete, cut stone, and ceramics. The interior of the apartment has been optimized to provide a comfortable and functional living space. You will find a single bed, storage, a modern and fully equipped kitchen with a cooking plate, refrigerator, microwave, and Nespresso coffee machine—all the essentials for cooking. The practical shower room includes a shower cabin, a sink with a mirror, and a toilet. The apartment is also equipped with Wi-Fi. A highlight of this studio is its private balcony, accessible from the main room. This small outdoor space, equipped with a chair, is perfect for enjoying a coffee while taking in the view of the rooftops of Montmartre. Transportation: The prime location of this apartment offers exceptional accessibility to the entire city thanks to a variety of public transportation options: Metro: A 1-minute walk from "Guy Môquet" metro station (line 13) allows for quick travel around Paris. It’s also a 5-minute walk from "Abbesses" station (line 12). Numerous bus lines, operating day and night, offer great flexibility for your travels. A nearby Vélib' station is ideal for bike enthusiasts. For those who prefer taxis, several companies, including G7 taxis (reachable at 36 07), are available for convenient and safe rides. Parking spaces for motorcycles and cars are also available in front of the residence, with payment options from 9 AM to 7 PM. Neighborhood: The arrondissement is renowned for housing the majestic Montmartre hill, a historic area offering breathtaking panoramic views of Paris from the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Montmartre is also known for its picturesque streets, street artists, art galleries, and bohemian cafés. The 18th arrondissement is full of theaters, concert halls, and cultural venues such as the Théâtre de l'Atelier, the Moulin Rouge (in the Pigalle district), and the Théâtre des Abbesses.