This is a very well-equipped, comfortable, and convenient apartment in a great neighborhood. There is a supermarket directly across the street, another nearby, along with every other kind of shop one would need in the vicinity, and near good bus and métro connections. It also has some quirky charms, such as a bedroom that is not rectangular, a domed skylight in the kitchen, and and looking out on a greenery filled courtyard.
Two words of advice for renters coming from the U.S. 1) The key to unlocking the front door is to pull the handle toward you while making the last turn of the key. If you don't do this, it may refuse to open. 2) French washer-dryer machines seem very idiosyncratic to those accustomed to American washers. This is true even for people like me, who read French well and who used to own a similar machine! The various "programmes" (cycles) take a very long time. Moreover, I recommend not machine drying anything other than underwear (Nicole has thoughtfully furnished a drying rack) because, after a very long drying time, woven clothes come out very wrinkled. (There is an iron in the apartment.) On the other hand, having a washing machine is a HUGE convenience and I was very grateful for it once I reminded myself how these things work.