Walking distance to Place des Vosges and rue des Francs-Bourgeois. The Picasso Museum and the Museum Carnavalet are just a few minutes walk . The apartment is right next to rue de Bretagne with the open market "Les Enfants Rouges" and wonderful food shops, bakeries, butchers and wine stores. The park of Square du Temple is also close by. Lots of restaurants, bars and cafes are in the neighbourhood as well as art galleries, fashion boutiques and designers.

The apartment is located in the most vibrant districts of Paris, Le Marais. The immense woodwork, the majestic beams gives the 3 bedroom loft a true historic and modern Parisian look. This modern apartment is located on the 2nd floor and is accessed via the stairs.  The living room is designed as a lounge with large comfortable sofa to laze around and be entertained by the flat screen TV. The kitchen is behind the stairs leading to the first floor. The Kitchen is well equipped for in house dining and has a cozy atmosphere for itself. 
Two of the three bedrooms are located at the first floor of the apartment. Here you will find a small and cozy kids room with two single beds overlooking the Paris rooftops from its little window. The master bedroom with its double bed overlooks the living room through its large bay window. The third bedroom is on the lower level itself and has a queen bed. The bathroom has both shower and Bathtub cubicles.

This sumptuous Parisian loft under the eaves possesses audacious volumes, which give pride of place to the immense apparent woodwork. The magnificent master beams give rhythm and life to the room and an incredible seal to the apartment.

At the entrance, a double bedroom and a shower room make a discreet corner, away from the main room, structured by the beams of the roof. This first room is a comfortable refuge on which is watched by a portrait of Duke Ellington. The shower room, of a beautiful sunny yellow, marries the original curves.

Heading over to the living room, a space that plays the card of the eclecticism, you will find an 18th century fireplace, a counterpoint to the august and rustic side of the beams, while the kitchen area invites itself through a semi-cooking island with contemporary black lacquered lines.

The kitchen of this Parisian loft under the eaves is hidden behind the staircase that leads to the first floor; pleasantly lit by a large window and warmed up by the red tones of the terracotta floor tiles. In the center of the living space, the table will host large, friendly guests, while the large blue corner sofa and armchairs invite you to laze around.

A beautiful staircase with curves in harmony with the framework leads to the upper floor of this Parisian loft under the eaves. There is found a small children's room with two modular single beds, tenderly decorated with birds. From this cozy nest you are able to see the rooftops of Paris.

We then access the bathroom is decorated in shades of watercolor gray and has both a bathtub and a shower cubicle.

Finally, the comfortable large double room by which the visit ends has a large bay window that overlooks the living room.

The bedding & washrooms
This Parisian loft under the eaves is composed of:

1 bedroom with two single beds (2 x 80 x 200 or 160 x 200)
1 bedroom with a Queen size bed (160 x 200);
1 bedroom with a double bed (140 x 200);
1 single sofa bed (90x200) located in the living room;
2 separate toilets;
1 independent bathroom;
1 independent shower room.

When we think of quintessential Paris I think of the Marais. From the cobblestoned streets, Haussmann style buildings, trendy cafes and bars, vibrant Jewish community and the gallery culture, the Marias is where Parisians go to wine and dine and tourists flock to see ‘the real Paris’. It is no wonder the Marais is one of the most popular arrondissements in Paris and its true heart and soul.