Look closely at the plaque on your building and you’ll see that you’re standing on what is – to many – considered as hallowed ground. Once the site of Gaget, Gauthier & Co's workshop, the architecture firm that built the Statue of Liberty, this building now glimmers with a different kind of freedom – that of giving you the freedom to explore the city with ease from this bright studio apartment. Located on the ground floor, there’s an instant feeling of calm and peacefulness here with a neutral palette accented by chic green curtains and large windows allowing plenty of natural light to shine through. We love the industrial touches in the decor that recall the building’s celebrated past, like the metal chairs around the dining table, the pendant lighting and the wooden desk that is sure to inspire any work from home. With a comfortable bed, a rainfall shower and a sleek kitchenette to boot, you’re all set to enjoy the city in style here. When you’re not soaking up the cool atmosphere of your pad, go out and explore the sights. The Arc de Triomphe is a ten-minute walk away, the Champs-Élysées is walkable is twelve, while beautiful Parc Monceau is just a five-minute stroll from your door.


Home truths:
*At maximum capacity, one guest will be sleeping on the sofa bed
*As this is a studio apartment, there's no separation between the living and sleeping areas
*This home is on the ground floor of the building
*Your host is happy to provide a cot and babysitter recommendations on request
*The bed is prepared with fresh linens, and as such, guests are asked not to use the stored linens unless pre-approved – use of the stored linens will incur a charge of €40 per bed
*Guests are asked to refrain from eating in bed
*The host may request to enter the apartment with advance notice
*There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and making use of Paris' public transport instead – Courcelles Metro station is a two-minute walk away