Excellent location, perpendicular to the Champs Elysées Avenue, between Avenue de Friedland and Rue Beaujon.
In the year 1616 it was Marie de Médicis who decided the laying out of a long alley bordered of trees where there were only fields. In 1709 it was named Champs Elysées, or Elysian Fields, in English, nowadays placed among the most picturesque Parisian symbols, considered as one of the most renowned and beautiful avenues in the world. In one of its extremities is the Arc du Triumph, built from 1806 to 1836, under Napoleon Bonaparte in honor to his victories. As driving around is a real challenge, and for that reason being dangerous and prohibited to cross straight-line the roundabout to access to the monument, pedestrians are strongly advised to follow the underground walkway built up for that purpose. On the other extremity are Place de la Concorde and its historic obelisk. This entire district abounds of points of interest, luxurious shops, gourmet restaurants and gorgeous coffee terraces, as well as all sorts of convenience stores.
Cosy and very calm this 37m2 one bedroom apartment is located on the ground floor of a 19th century building equipped with a security system and a concierge, and has its access opening to the silent courtyard. Tastefully renovated and fit out, it is east exposed, has white painted walls, a nice parquet floor, and 2,70 high ceilings. It is perfect for two people.
First, the agreeable 18m2 living room is fitted out with a 1.40cm wide double sofa bed and two armchairs facing an oval coffee table, all settled on an area carpet, a square dining table and two matching chairs (two extra folding chairs are available), a dresser, a TV and a DVD player set down on a console, bookshelves, a decorative wall mirror, and a French window garnished with pleasant Bordeaux colored curtains.
To the right side there is a box room.
Sizing 10m2 the bedroom is wall-to-wall gray carpeted, enlightened by a window ornate with yellow curtains, furnished with a 160cm wide double bed, and a built in closet with mirror sliding doors and cabinet above.
The bathroom has its access through the bedroom. White and yellow tiled it encloses a bathtub with wall-mounted shower protected by a plastic curtain, a large mirror above the white oval washbasin, recessed shelves, and toilet.
At the bottom of the living room the recessed open kitchen is equipped with four vitro ceramic burners and a white ceramic sink installed on the L-shaped worktop, a multifunction oven, a fridge, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a toaster, and utensils put away in the nice cupboards.
The closest metro stations are Georges V (line 1) and Etoile (lines 1,2, 6 and RER A).
