Apartment to rent Rue Richer, Paris

Description

Feel at home in this charming apartment located on the first floor with elevator access in Paris's vibrant 9th arrondissement. This apartment offers a comfortable living space with a living room featuring a sofa bed, two double bedrooms with storage and a desk, and two shower rooms.
The apartment is equipped with a TV and Wi-Fi, and features a well-equipped kitchen. For your convenience, a washing machine and dryer are provided, along with linens and towels.
Autonomous access to the apartment is provided.
This accommodation is offered for rent in two possible forms depending on your situation: the mobility lease or the common law lease (Civil Code). The applicable lease type is determined before your arrival, based on your profile and the desired duration. The mobility lease is for individuals justifying specific situations such as professional training, higher education, apprenticeship, internship, voluntary engagement in civic service, professional transfer, or temporary mission related to professional activity. Its duration is between 1 and 10 months, non-renewable (the lease can be modified once by addendum, not exceeding 10 months in total). Proof of your situation will be requested before signing. A mobility lease is signed between the host and the tenant before each arrival. If you do not fall into any of the above categories, the rental is under a common law lease (furnished, Civil Code), particularly for stays that are not your main residence. Conditions (duration, security deposit, notice period) will be specified when the contract is drawn up. A lease is also signed before each arrival. In both cases, the tenant must take out housing insurance covering the entire duration of their stay and provide proof of it. We can assist you with this process if needed.
This apartment is ideally situated for exploring Paris. It's a 6-minute walk to Le Peletier metro station (line 7), a 4-minute walk to Cadet metro station (line 7), and an 8-minute walk to Bonne Nouvelle metro station (lines 8 and 9). The 9th arrondissement is a lively area known for its historical sites, including Printemps Haussmann, Musée Grévin, and Palais Garnier. You'll also find numerous bars, cafes, and restaurants, as well as charming covered passages and the famous Rue des Martyrs.