Location: rue Ganneron
Arrondissement: 18th
Sleeps: Up to 5 guests (6th guest
possible for an extra charge)
Size: 81 square meters
(871 square feet)
Floor: Third floor
Elevator? Yes
Metro: La Fourche or Place de Clichy
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Arrondissement: 18th
Sleeps: Up to 5 guests (6th guest
possible for an extra charge)
Size: 81 square meters
(871 square feet)
Floor: Third floor
Elevator? Yes
Metro: La Fourche or Place de Clichy
Request this Apartment
Reviews of this Apartment
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Located at the crossroads of the 18th, 17th and 9th arrondissements, this quiet, light-filled apartment is an living
room and first bedroom), you'll enjoy a peaceful third-floor view. Two large, separate bedrooms on opposite sides
of the apartment welcome travelers, and there is an additional high-quality sofabed in the living room. The Enjoy a
bathroom with a large bathtub/shower combination, vanity area and storage cupboards, and a separate WC (toilet
room) down the hall with an extra sink.
In the Neighborhood
If you like to explore, this apartment provides you with the opportunity to stay in a quiet residential nook located
between several lively and authentic Parisian neighborhoods. Take a five-minute's walk in any direction, you'll find
neighborhoods with completely different feels - some trendy, some diverse. Check out the hip village-like
atmosphere of the Batignolles neighborhood and get a bite to eat at a resto on rue des Dames, or head to Place de
Clichy for a movie or late-night snack. Montmartre and its windy, picturesque streets beckon in the other direction,
with plenty of cafes, boutiques, galleries and, of course, Sacre Coeur cathedral.
If you're a foodie, you'll find markets galore, from the diverse and lively St. Ouen market up the boulevard, rue
Lepic in Montmartre and the weekly organic market on Boulevard de Batignolles. There are two regular
supermarkets within a quick walk, too, for all the basics for cooking a great meal at home.
Hop on the Metro
Metro Line 13 is steps away and you are right between two stops - La Fourche and Place de Clichy. Line 13 will
take you south toward the Champs Elysees and Les Invalides or north to the famous Marché aux Puces and the
unforgettable St. Denis Basilica. At Place de Clichy, you can also pick up metro Line 2, which curves toward the Arc
de Triumph in one direction, and in the other, drops you at the foot of Père Lachaise cemetery.
Don't Forget the Bus
At Place de Clichy, you have a mind-boggling number of bus lines at your disposal! Check out the Paris Tips page
and scroll down to the bus section for details on the lines - 30, 68, 95, 80, 74 - all of them pass through Place de
Clichy! Closer still to the apartment is the stop for the 74 bus, which you can pick up right at the corner of rue
Ganneron and Avenue de Clichy. The 74 will take you to the ancient center of the city, right near Notre Dame and
the trendy Marais. Simply take it to the end of the line!
About the Owners
Atlantans Sharon and Jay fell in love with Paris many years ago and were determined someday to own a home
there. After their children left for college, they dealt with "empty nest" syndrome by purchasing their dream
apartment on Rue Ganneron. They selected this apartment for its beautiful open views, quiet street, wonderful
neighbors and close proximity to movie theaters and great restaurants. Using touches from Jay's native Iran, they
decorated the apartment seeking a warm relaxing environment to match their multi-cultural family. They hope that
visiting families will enjoy the beautiful city and all of its wonderful attractions and then be able to come home to
relax and regroup in a warm and cozy atmosphere.
room and first bedroom), you'll enjoy a peaceful third-floor view. Two large, separate bedrooms on opposite sides
of the apartment welcome travelers, and there is an additional high-quality sofabed in the living room. The Enjoy a
bathroom with a large bathtub/shower combination, vanity area and storage cupboards, and a separate WC (toilet
room) down the hall with an extra sink.
In the Neighborhood
If you like to explore, this apartment provides you with the opportunity to stay in a quiet residential nook located
between several lively and authentic Parisian neighborhoods. Take a five-minute's walk in any direction, you'll find
neighborhoods with completely different feels - some trendy, some diverse. Check out the hip village-like
atmosphere of the Batignolles neighborhood and get a bite to eat at a resto on rue des Dames, or head to Place de
Clichy for a movie or late-night snack. Montmartre and its windy, picturesque streets beckon in the other direction,
with plenty of cafes, boutiques, galleries and, of course, Sacre Coeur cathedral.
If you're a foodie, you'll find markets galore, from the diverse and lively St. Ouen market up the boulevard, rue
Lepic in Montmartre and the weekly organic market on Boulevard de Batignolles. There are two regular
supermarkets within a quick walk, too, for all the basics for cooking a great meal at home.
Hop on the Metro
Metro Line 13 is steps away and you are right between two stops - La Fourche and Place de Clichy. Line 13 will
take you south toward the Champs Elysees and Les Invalides or north to the famous Marché aux Puces and the
unforgettable St. Denis Basilica. At Place de Clichy, you can also pick up metro Line 2, which curves toward the Arc
de Triumph in one direction, and in the other, drops you at the foot of Père Lachaise cemetery.
Don't Forget the Bus
At Place de Clichy, you have a mind-boggling number of bus lines at your disposal! Check out the Paris Tips page
and scroll down to the bus section for details on the lines - 30, 68, 95, 80, 74 - all of them pass through Place de
Clichy! Closer still to the apartment is the stop for the 74 bus, which you can pick up right at the corner of rue
Ganneron and Avenue de Clichy. The 74 will take you to the ancient center of the city, right near Notre Dame and
the trendy Marais. Simply take it to the end of the line!
About the Owners
Atlantans Sharon and Jay fell in love with Paris many years ago and were determined someday to own a home
there. After their children left for college, they dealt with "empty nest" syndrome by purchasing their dream
apartment on Rue Ganneron. They selected this apartment for its beautiful open views, quiet street, wonderful
neighbors and close proximity to movie theaters and great restaurants. Using touches from Jay's native Iran, they
decorated the apartment seeking a warm relaxing environment to match their multi-cultural family. They hope that
visiting families will enjoy the beautiful city and all of its wonderful attractions and then be able to come home to
relax and regroup in a warm and cozy atmosphere.
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