You will enter our through the gate and a very small garden, then cross onto the very large terrace, from which you access the apartment.



It has a kitchen, then through the corridor on the left: bathroom and separate toilets; on the right: a very small room with a 1 pers mattress and a larger room with a double bed.



Outside is the aforementioned very small garden and the very large terrace, a huge plus and a rare chance within Paris. The terrace and garden are shared with the house next door, whose usual inhabitants are also in holidays.



All in all, the spaces are small, and it comes with its usual inhabitant's things inside.

- do NOT come if you are looking for luxury, or even spotless spaces; here you will find an apartment with some clutter, in everyday state of use, nothing less, but nothing more...

- DO come if you are looking for a moderately priced option, adjusting for the constraint of accepting and respecting the place as it is. :-) :-) :-)



Our neighbourhood, Télégraphe, also sometimes called "Hauts de Belleville", is inside Paris itself (meaning relatively central, as Paris is a small area, everything else being considered suburbs). It is mainly serviced by metro line 11, which takes you to the very center (Châtelet) in 15 minutes. Also many buses, the tram, etc. Public transport is all you need in Paris. If you are into rental bikes, velib' is also available.



We also love that our immediate neighbourhood is a bit village-like: we live in the immediate vicinity of a bakery, a pharmacy, a school, a post office, a bar and a few restaurants... it is a mixed, not slowly but not overwhelmingly gentrifying area.



Fun fact: it also happen to be the highest altitude point in Paris (this fact is contested by Montmartre, but attested by an official plaque in our street...) :-