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Charmant studio avec vue sur la cour au 1er étage, situé près du Jardin des Plantes et de l'université de la Sorbonne, dans le 5ème arrondissement au coeur de Paris. Le four est un four combiné avec un four à micro-ondes. Le studio dispose également d'un espace douche avec douche et WC. Double vitrage. Fibre orange incluse. Notez que le propriétaire aura besoin d'une carte d'identité et d'un avis fiscal ou avis fiscal du garant et du garant pour accepter le futur locataire. Un dépôt de garantie de 600 est demandé à votre arrivée.
This is a Studio
You will have the entire property to yourself
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Bedroom
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BathroomAvailable from: December 2025
Min stay: 27 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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A trusted landlord has had at least one successful booking.
Hosted 12 people
Response rate 86%
Usually replies in 13 hours
Joined May 2022
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Studio in Rue des Boulangers was amazing. Better location in Paris 5th impossible. 2 different metro stations within 100 steps (line 7 & 10). 4 carrefour grocery stores within 2 block radious. Student and healthy vibe. Few blocks away from Pantheon. Quiet street. Cafes and pubs nearby. Thanks Cedric
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