Perched on the fifth floor of a honey-hued Haussmann-style building, just a stone's throw from the Luxembourg Gardens, this charming home exudes Parisian charm. Here, you're in the heart of the sixth arrondissement, one of Paris' most coveted neighbourhoods, best known for its historic architecture, upmarket boutiques and café culture. It was the latter that once enticed mid-20th-century creatives and intellectuals, including Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, to this quintessential neck of the woods.

Inside, it's an elegant canvas of high ceilings, herringbone parquet floors, elaborately moulded white walls and tall windows ushering in floods of sunlight. Enjoy views of the peaceful shared courtyard from the beautifully-equipped kitchen while preparing delicious meals. We especially love the open-plan living area, adorned with plush upholstery, a stylish dining set-up, ample bookshelves and a majestic marble fireplace. After a restful slumber, open the timber-framed glass doors and step outside onto the balcony to admire pretty street views with your morning coffee. Enjoy a morning stroll through the Luxembourg Gardens, just three minutes from your doorstep, passing the palace until you reach the famous Church of Saint-Sulpice and its surrounding swanky boutiques.

Home truths:
*Guest capacity is capped at 4 guests so everyone can get a bit more space
*Parking in Paris can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to the easily accessible public transport where possible
*This home is located on the fifth floor with no lift
*Though there are two bathrooms here, there is only one toilet which is located in the hallway
*Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace
*The fireplace in this home is not operational