Rue de Seine in the 6th arrondissement

This two bedroom, two bathroom apartment rests conveniently on the ground floor in a courtyard. A very open feeling apartment with a small private outdoor terrace resting in a verdant inner enclave. Just down the street from the Seine & across the river from the Louvre.

Two bedroom, two bathroom apartment nestled conveniently on the ground floor of the courtyard. Discover a tranquil, hidden oasis on the vibrant rue de Seine.

Find your inspiration among the succession of art galleries, artists and ateliers which grace the rue de Seine. Chances are good you'll stroll past an opening or two as the fashionable and talented denizens flow onto the sidewalks, sipping champagne and chattering casually about the surrounding cornucopia of fine art and sculpture.

The Seine apartment is very comfortable, cozy and private. You'll enjoy your croissants and coffee on your own private terrace gazing upon one of the massive & ancient Parisian stone fortification walls hidden away quietly in your verdant interior courtyard (surfing your broadband internet connection) away from the hustle and bustle of it all.

The smart kitchen, with its sleek, black granite counter and surrounding ceiling to floor book shelves stacked with books covering French cooking, culture, art and travel will inspire you to cook up your own adventures, gastronomical or otherwise.

The plush bedding will inspire your dreams. Or perhaps you'll prefer late night strolls along the river Seine, five minutes to the right, just down your street. Come home to the Seine apartment and start again.

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"... this time, I was going until 1 A.M., loading up my car with the following: 2 very large rectangular mirror frames, a lovely porcelain corner sink with its original faucet, an oak cabinet door, a small cheese cabinet door with its wooden grill, more carved marble mantle pieces, a large cast iron skillet, and bits and pieces of carved wood: from molding to cornices."

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