This part of town is mostly residential but works well as a base for exploring the charms of the nearby 6th and the 7th arrondissements. It was famously home to a community of prominent twentieth-century artists and intellectuals - Simone de Beauvoir, Jean-Paul Sartre, Max Ernst and Pablo Picasso to name a few. Parc Montsouris is one of the city's most colourful public spaces and well worth seeking out. Be sure to check out the Roman Catacombs too if you're of the morbid disposition - stacks of skulls and bones await you!

The apartment itself is one of a kind and a rarity in Paris. The apartment offers a green garden veranda with a dining table outside to enjoy the Parisian weather with your hot home cooked meals, prepared in your own fully equipped kitchen. As you enter the apartment from the garden area, you will find an open plan living area on one side with lounge style setting, on the other side you will find the open plan kitchen and a wooden dining for 6. The property is spread over three floors. As you move up the ground floor you will find a saloon with array of books and a flat screen TV; all for your entertainment. Just above a few steps on the way to the second level you have a study area comprising of desk and chair to work from.

On the second level you will find all the bedrooms. The master bedroom has a queen bed and the rest of the two bedrooms have double beds. You will also find a desk and chair in the third bedroom to work from. The apartment offers two shower areas and two WC for your comfort. There is iron, washer and dryer as well in the property.