Apartment 1 bedroom Montreuil

Beautiful 15 square meter apartment located in Montreuil.
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We offer this charming 15m² studio, ideal for a couple. Located on the 5th floor (no elevator), it offers absolute peace and quiet and a superb south-facing exposure with an unobstructed view of Vincennes, with no overlooking neighbors.
A functional and optimized layout:
Sleeping Area: A real quality double bed (160x200) for restful nights.
Kitchen: Fully equipped (coffee machine, microwave, hobs) with everything you need for your meals.
Bathroom: A compact private shower. Note: for space reasons, the sink is located in the kitchen area.
Amenities: High-speed Wi-Fi, hairdryer, iron. Bed linen and towels are included for your comfort.
A vibrant and convenient location:
The apartment is located a stone's throw from the pedestrian street Capitaine Dreyfus, famous for its restaurants, bars and independent shops.
Transport: Metro line 9 (Mairie de Montreuil) is just 550 meters away. Paris is accessible in less than 10 minutes!
Shops: A "Franprix" is an 8-minute walk away for your daily shopping.
Leisure activities: The legendary Le Méliès cinema, the Montreuil market and the Parc des Beaumonts are accessible within a few minutes' walk.
The added bonus: For those travelling by car, public car parks and a Zenpark car park are located in the immediate vicinity (less than 7 min walk).
Enjoy an authentic and relaxing stay in Montreuil!
Montreuil comes from the Latin "monasterolium," meaning small monastery. The record of the village's existence is found in an ordinance of the Merovingian king Thierry IV. The village grew in importance from the reign of Philip I onward, thanks to its vineyards and its appeal as a resort for the high clergy and nobles. The kings of France frequently visited. Saint Louis came to celebrate Easter there, and Charles V and his wife, Jeanne de Bourbon, were baptized there in 1375. The presence of these high-ranking figures allowed the inhabitants of Montreuil to pay less tax and benefit from various privileges. From the 16th century onward, Montreuil declined, as the kings of France abandoned Vincennes for Fontainebleau and Saint-Germain. After the French Revolution, Montreuil was renamed Montreuil-sous-Bois. The town gradually industrialized and urbanized until it became the city it is today.
Subway:
-Line 9 (Montreuil Town Hall station) is a 7-minute walk away.
Bus :
-Line 127 (Wilson - Gabriel Péri station) is a 3-minute walk away.
-Line 122 (Croix de Chavaux station - Metro) is an 8-minute walk away.
From Gare de Lyon: 22 minutes by public transport.
From Paris-Orly Airport: 40 minutes by taxi.