Contemporary Custine

Rue Custine is a typical Parisian street and this part of the street was given its name in 1869. When you walk into the building, you will be greeted with a rare, tiled entrance which is a reminder of the Art Deco era. The flat maximizes natural light and air while minimizing noise with the help of double glazed windows. When you enter your Paris furnished apartment, you arrive at a long hallway all rooms are off of. Much of the artwork adorning the hallway and other rooms of the apartment have been painted by the owner. At the end of the hall on your right is the main living area.

This room is a wonderful, open space with the sofa area to your left, the kitchen to your right and the dining table in the middle. There are two windows offering a peak of Sacre Coeur and allowing sunlight to fill the room on a bright day. The entire Paris furnished flat has a warm feeling with its wooden sculptures and other types of artwork. The kitchen area has plenty of counterspace and cupboards which is rare in Paris. There is a fresh market close by on rue Duhesme/rue du Poteau. 

Going out of this room and back into the hallway, you will see the entrance to the master bedroom directly across from you. There is a closet in the bedroom with plenty of space for you to hang your clothes and store folded items. Two bedside tables with lamps offer comfort for reading before you go to sleep. Out of the master bedroom, the first room on your right is the bathroom. It is very spacious with both a bathtub and shower.

There are two windows allowing the sunlight to brighten the room. On chillier mornings, there is an electric towel warmer you may wish to use for heating. This is also where you the combination washer/dryer machine is located. Going out of the bathroom and continuing to your right is a smaller room which contains the toilet. Beyond the WC you will reach the second bedroom. This is the room that is closest to the entrance door of the apartment. There is a trundle bed which can be left as one single bed, pulled out to have two single beds or put together to make a larger bed.