Studio / T1 Paris 75003, Paris, France,75003

Location
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Rue du vertbois. Ideally located between the Temple and Arts et Métiers metros. Ideally located between the Temple and Arts et Métiers metros.

Description
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Well maintained building: roof, facade of the inner courtyard and common areas renovated in the last 3 years.
3rd and last floor very quiet.

• Nice living room.
• Separate kitchen with window on courtyard,
• bathroom completely redone in 2010,
• dressing room and closet in the entrance.

• Sold furnished: sofa bed, washing machine + dryer, TV.

Additional information
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• Furnished studio rented until June 2016 to a student, rent CC 1180€.
• No ongoing condominium procedures.

The 3rd arrondissement of Paris is located in the heart of the French capital, near the Seine and the Paris City Hall. This district has been chosen as a place of residence by many personalities of the political or artistic life who have appreciated its charm and its rich historical past.
Strong activity in the 3rd district of Paris
Also known as the Temple district, the 3rd arrondissement of Paris is the scene of a lot of activity. Although industry is not absent, it is trade that takes the lion’s share and represents more than 80% of the establishments located there. Throughout its history, the 3rd arrondissement of Paris has specialized in wholesale trade for various sectors ranging from watchmaking to leather goods, textiles, jewelry and jewelry. The 3rd arrondissement of Paris is also known for its art galleries and many trendy restaurants and bars, especially in the Marais district. In total, more than 23,000 people come to work in this borough every day.
The 3rd arrondissement of Paris has a rich history
Little affected by the urbanization work of Baron Haussmann, the 3rd arrondissement of Paris has kept an old charm linked to its historical past. It is with the construction of the fortified enclosure desired by King Charles V, in the 13th and 14th centuries, that the 3rd arrondissement of Paris was born. The marshes thus give way to a new extension of the city of Paris. The 15th century marked the great expansion of the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, with many new homes and workshops. King Henry IV was no stranger to this development and notably launched the project of the Place Royale, which became the famous Place des Vosges. Another mythical place of the 3rd district of Paris, the Carreau du Temple was born in the 19th century. The Marais district, sometimes renamed the gay district, has been deeply renovated during the 20th century and has become one of the trendiest places in the capital.