Bright, quirky and wonderfully peaceful, this apartment in Paris’ 10th arrondissement is the ideal base for a couple or solo traveller looking for a central stay away from the crowds. From its parquet floors to its large windows giving way to views over the city’s rooftops from the Juliet balconies, there’s plenty of quintessential Parisian charm here mixed with quirky design elements that give it plenty of character. We love the eclectic dining set that’s all set to host chic soirées over locally-bought wine and cheese. With the bedroom facing the building’s inner courtyard, you’ll have no trouble finding a quiet night’s sleep, so you’ll feel rested and ready for another day of sightseeing – after you’ve had your coffee and croissants in the sunny kitchen, of course. Spend your mornings taking strolls in the beautiful Parc des Buttes-Chaumont (a fifteen-minute walk) and afternoons wandering along the Canal Saint-Martin (a five-minute walk) with its romantic waterside cafés. Bohemian Montmartre is less than thirty minutes away on foot too, while both Gare de l’Est and Gare du Nord are under a ten-minute walk to whisk you away on a day trip to France’s Champagne region or to any other corner of the country.

Home truths:
*There is ongoing construction work taking place in the courtyard of this home so some noise may be heard during the working hours of the day
*This home is on the fifth floor and there's a lift in the building
*You'll have peace and quiet here with all the home's windows facing the building's inner courtyard
*You'll receive an in-person check-in
*The bathtub gets quite slippery when wet
*There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and making use of Paris' public transport instead – Château-Landon station is a two-minute walk away
*There are Vélib bike-sharing stations and Autolib car-renting stations near the home
*Gare du Nord (for Eurostar) is a ten-minute walk away and Gare de l'Est is a seven-minute walk