Vaugirard

Beds 4 / Bedrooms 12
Enjoy Paris in this gorgeous 65 sq m. apartment featuring two bedrooms, a separate kitchen, and two bathrooms. Situated on the 3rd floor with an elevator in an elegant building at the heart of Saint Germain des Près, just steps away from Luxembourg Gardens and Place Saint Sulpice
• Separate kitchen
• master bedroom with ample closets and en-suite bathroom with shower, washbasin and toilet
• second bedroom with sofa bed
• second bathroom with shower, washbasin, and toilet
• double exposure: inner court and street
Utilities
Area description
Saint Germain des Prés, the 6th arrondissement, represent the beating heart of the Left Bank. Steeped in intellectual charm and artistic legacy, the apartment finds itself nestled in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This historic district pulsates with a unique blend of scholarly heritage and youthful energy. Just outside the doorstep, grand boulevards lined with chestnut trees beckon leisurely strolls, while iconic cafes like Les Deux Magots and Café de Flore, once haunts of literary giants like Sartre and de Beauvoir, invite you to linger over a coffee and soak up the atmosphere. Independent bookstores overflowing with hidden treasures and chic boutiques showcasing the latest trends line the streets, offering endless opportunities for exploration. History whispers from the majestic Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, while world-class museums like the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay are just a stroll away. Despite its sophisticated air, Saint-Germain-des-Prés retains a vibrant, youthful spirit, with jazz bars pulsating with live music and trendy restaurants offering a taste of the global culinary scene. This undeniably Parisian neighborhood offers the perfect blend of intellectual pursuits, cultural exploration, and contemporary excitement, making it an unforgettable home base for your Parisian adventure. The main arteries are boulevard St Germain, which arcs parallel to the Seine, and boulevard St Michel, which runs perpendicular to it as far south as the Jardin du Luxembourg. South of boulevard St Germain, place St Sulpice is the perfect place for a drink overlooking the church followed by some designer shopping. Rue St-André-des-Arts, rue de Seine, rue du Four, rue de Sèvres and rue du Bac heave with fashion shops, contemporary art galleries and antique shops. At the southern end of rue du Bac is the Bon Marché department store. There is a fantastic food market on rue de Buci.Saint Germain des Prés, the 6th arrondissement, represent the beating heart of the Left Bank. Steeped in intellectual charm and artistic legacy, the apartment finds itself nestled in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This historic district pulsates with a unique blend of scholarly heritage and youthful energy. Just outside the doorstep, grand boulevards lined with chestnut trees beckon leisurely strolls, while iconic cafes like Les Deux Magots and Café de Flore, once haunts of literary giants like Sartre and de Beauvoir, invite you to linger over a coffee and soak up the atmosphere. Independent bookstores overflowing with hidden treasures and chic boutiques showcasing the latest trends line the streets, offering endless opportunities for exploration. History whispers from the majestic Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, while world-class museums like the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay are just a stroll away. Despite its sophisticated air, Saint-Germain-des-Prés retains a vibrant, youthful spirit, with jazz bars pulsating with live music and trendy restaurants offering a taste of the global culinary scene. This undeniably Parisian neighborhood offers the perfect blend of intellectual pursuits, cultural exploration, and contemporary excitement, making it an unforgettable home base for your Parisian adventure. The main arteries are boulevard St Germain, which arcs parallel to the Seine, and boulevard St Michel, which runs perpendicular to it as far south as the Jardin du Luxembourg. South of boulevard St Germain, place St Sulpice is the perfect place for a drink overlooking the church followed by some designer shopping. Rue St-André-des-Arts, rue de Seine, rue du Four, rue de Sèvres and rue du Bac heave with fashion shops, contemporary art galleries and antique shops. At the southern end of rue du Bac is the Bon Marché department store. There is a fantastic food market on rue de Buci. Public transport: Closest metro: RENNES (line 12), Saint Suplice (line 4 ) Mabillon ( Line 10)
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