Welcome to your Parisian hideaway.
Located in the Batignolles / Boursault area, this elegant one-bedroom apartment offers a comfortable and functional layout, ideal for discovering Paris while enjoying a calm residential environment.
The apartment is located on the first floor of a quiet residential building and is perfectly suited for a couple or a solo traveler, whether for leisure or business.
The bedroom features a comfortable double bed with quality bedding, as well as a wardrobe and storage space for personal belongings.
The bathroom is modern and well-appointed, with a walk-in shower. Towels, a hairdryer, and essential toiletries are provided.
The open-plan kitchen is fully equipped and includes a stovetop, oven, microwave, refrigerator, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, as well as all necessary cookware and dishes. A dining area completes the space, ideal for meals or working remotely.
High-speed WiFi is available throughout the apartment, making it suitable for remote work and streaming.
🚪 Property Access
The apartment is located on the 1st floor (without elevator) of a secure building. You’ll have full private access to the apartment. Self check-in via key box is available for flexible arrival.
🅿️ Parking
There is no private parking, but several options nearby:
Paid street parking (depending on time/day)
Public garage:
INDIGO – Place de Clichy : 12 rue Forest, 75018 Paris
Open 24/7
About 8 minutes walk from the apartment
An independent arrival by secure key box allows you to arrive whenever you like.
The nerve centre of Batignolles is undoubtedly Place du Dr Félix Lobligeois. All neighbourhood life revolves around this charming little square, reminiscent of a village: a fountain, restaurant terraces under the lime trees, a bakery, an ice cream parlour, and the pretty little church of Sainte-Marie des Batignolles.
And as in many French villages, Saturday is market day! To enjoy the Batignolles organic market, head to Boulevard des Batignolles between numbers 34 and 48 on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This market is very popular with Parisians as it only sells organic produce sourced directly from producers. During the week and on Sundays, you can also visit the Batignolles covered market at 96 bis Rue Lemercier.
Behind the Sainte-Marie des Batignolles church lies the charming Square des Batignolles. More typical than Martin Luther King Park and smaller than Parc Monceau, it delights local residents with its well-maintained lawns, century-old trees, public benches and duck pond.
And at the end of the square is La Batignollaise, the neighbourhood's pétanque club. We did warn you it was a real village!
A stone's throw away, in the Epinettes neighbourhood, the picturesque Cité des Fleurs, with its small village feel, delights strollers in search of greenery. This small pedestrian alleyway reveals villas with surprising architectural styles and small courtyards filled with flowers when the weather is fine. For the curious, take a look at No. 27, where the Impressionist painter Alfred Sisley lived for many years.
Rome Metro (line 2): 3 min walk
Place de Clichy (lines 2 & 13): 7 min walk
Saint-Lazare train station: 10 min by metro
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