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Home for Rent or Home Exchange / House Swap

Paris 75006 France

Listing # 129210

Rates From EUR 5600 Monthly
Academic Pending Referred
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Last Updated: Tuesday, November 10, 2020

The most beautiful apartment in Paris' Luxembourg Gardens

It truly is. This is not a rental with Ikea furniture, this is a family home, much loved, renovated and designed with care. Available to rent (no exchanges. In a historic building in the 6th, a few minutes from the Luxembourg and St Germain de Pres, We bought it in 2006 and spent a year gutting it to give it modern kitchen, electricity, laundry room, power showers, lots of cupboards - things you will never find in a Parisian apartment. It was four bedrooms but we wanted light and space so we knocked it into two big bedrooms, two ENORMOUS bathrooms ((one with walk in stone shower, the other a Victorian claw foot tub) a library/office, an amazing kitchen, built for a coo; dining room and sitting room with wood burning fireplace. Windows and tons of light. Full of charm, but ultra efficient. Concierge building. No dogs, no smokers. The neighborhood is the best in Paris - a bakery across the street, great restaurants, cafes, cinemas, shops... A sought after property that has been featured in films and photo shoots and is one of the most lovely places you will ever find.

Basics:

Number of Bedrooms
3		 Number of Bathrooms
2		 Number of Offices
1
Surface Size
130 Sq. Meters		 Suited for
4 people		 Property Type
Apartment or Condo

Availability:

Available from Thursday, July 1, 2021 until Sunday, August 14, 2022
Minimum Stay
4 week(s)		 Flexible With Dates
No		 Comments on Dates
Prefer a month or longer but will consider two or three weeks
*Approximate location of the property is within the blue radius. Red markers indicate surrounding points of interest including schools, universities, libraries and museums.

City Paris
Postal Code - State or Province 75006 Île-de-France
Country France
Neighborhood Keywords 12 Rue Notre Dame des Champs
Closest University Paris
University nearby Sorbonne, Sciences Po, Alliance Francaises




Home Exchange:

We are only interested in a home swap with the following location(s)...

Preferred Exchange Destination(s) and timing:

Destination 1: Paris
City
Paris		 Postal Code
75006
Île-de-France
Country
France
Neighborhood Keywords
St Germain de Pres, Sevres Babylon, Montparnasse, Vavin
Closest University
Sorbonne, Sciences Po




Rental Price:

Asked
EUR 5600 Monthly
Rental Fee Comments
 plus bills which are about 300 per month
Rent Negotiable
Yes		 Utilities Included
No		 Cleaning Services Included
No

Surroundings:

  • Walk To Campus
  • Near Restaurants
  • Near Public Transports

Additional Information:

  • Furnished
  • Historical Home

Amenities:

  • Modern Kitchen
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Dishwasher
  • High Speed Internet
  • Wireless Network
  • Printer
  • Elevator
  • Security System or Doorman
  • Fireplace
  • TV
  • Balcony or Patio
  • Other:

Considerations:

Kid Friendly
Yes		 Small Children Safe
Yes		 Smoke Free
Yes
Pets Welcome
No		 Car Available
No

Perform Housesitting Duties?:

No

About Member

Name
Status
Academic Pending Confirmation Academic Faculty or Staff (Universities, Research Institutes, and Museums)
(Status Pending)
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Member referred by gloriaoriggi

This party posted the following feedback for me:
'Janine is a wonderful person, reliable, nice and used to house exchange and renting (she does it very often with her marvellous apartment in Paris, one of the most charming and cosy apartment I have ever visited in town). I have ben knowing her for more than 10 years and would not hesitate a second to rent her my apartment or exchange it with her great Parisean apartment. '
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About Me
JANINE DI GIOVANNI Janine di Giovanni is the Middle East editor of Newsweek and a recent Pakis Scholar at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, where she focused on Track 2 Diplomacy, International Law and International Security. In 2016, she was awarded the Courage in Journalism Award for her distinguished work in war zones over the past 25 years, most recently, Syria. Currently working in Syria and Iraq, she is focusing on ISIS and other insurgency groups in the Middle East, but her overall thesis is on talking to non-state actors to reduce conflict and providing political representation post-war to minorities. Her most recent book, “The Morning They Came for Us: Dispatches from Syria” has been called “searing and necessary” by the New York Times and has so far won three awards a well as being named one of the best human rights books in 2016. It has been translated into 18 languages so far, and has won three awards in 2016. A skilled communicator and strategist, she is a non-resident International Security Fellow at the New America Foundation and an Associate Fellow at The Geneva Centre for Security Policy, where she moderates their geopolitical debate series. She is a frequent moderator of high-level panels, an analyst on foreign policy at conferences and has worked for the World Economic Forum, the World Bank, the UN, Harvard’s Kennedy School; Princeton, the LSE, and many other institutions. Her TED talk on conflict resolution, filmed at the USIP, has reached more than 900,000 viewers. She is a former adviser on the Syria conflict to the UNHCR, and has advised senior officials on policy for the EU, NATO and others. She was a delegate to William Hague’s conference on addressing sexual violence during conflict and has published extensively on the subject. As a journalist, she has reported war, conflict and its aftermath for more than 25 years in the Middle East, the Balkans and Africa. She has won nine awards and published seven books (the most recent, “The Morning They Came for Us: Dispatches from Syria”) and has been the subject of two long-format documentaries, including 7 Days in Syria. Di Giovanni is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. She lives in Paris and holds American, British and French nationalities. She has worked extensively in the following war and conflict zones and during humanitarian crisis: Palestine/Israel; Bosnia; Serbia; Kosovo; Montenegro; Albania; East Timor; Zimbabwe; Somalia; Ivory Coast; Nigeria; Liberia; Sierra Leone; Burkina Faso; Burundi; Rwanda; South Africa; Egypt; Syria; Libya; Tunisia; Lebanon; Iraq; Iran; Afghanistan; Pakistan; India; Bahrain; UAE; Algeria; Turkey Greece; Vietnam and other countries. For more information and for her archives: Selected Highlights, Janine di Giovanni’s Field Work Janine di Giovanni, produced by CNN https://vimeo.com/185648511 password: iwmf TED TALK https://www.ted.com/talks/janine_di_giovanni_what_i_saw_in_the_war www.janinedigiovanni.com http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/24/books/review-the-morning-they-came-for-us-reports-on-the-hell-of-syria.html
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