Augustin, Olivier, and Anthony are indeed superhosts, in every sense of the word. As I was in Paris for business, the apartment was everything my family and I were looking for in a high-end luxury stay. Smart and bold architects designed the kitchen with state-of-the-art equipment that provided us the ability to cook a hearty, healthy breakfast every morning before starting a day of work for me and sightseeing for my family. The property is surrounded by kind neighbors like Suzanne, the owner of the small cafe a few doors down where you will always be welcomed even if your French is not up to par. She hails from the north of France and will tell you several stories from her arrival in Paris at the tender age of 19 while serving the best homemade beef bourguignon I have ever tasted. The owners of the little convenience store just across from the apartment will assist you with the purchase of an European SIM card via Lycamobile for only 17 euros and you will have access to the internet and to SMS for 30 days while you are visiting Europe. A great deal to be sure.
Do not forget to purchase your fresh bread from the boulangerie down the street, just a few doors from the local Japanese restaurant.
One very important note for travellers like myself that travel with heavy luggage due to business, the apartment has two floors. However, from the door - which you can consider the "ground floor" in the U.S. - to the first floor you will have to ascend via stairs. In fact, the first-floor should be considered the second floor and the second floor considered the third floor. There are two sets of stairs. One from the veranda to the upper bedrooms which is clearly stated and documented with a picture on the description of the property, and a second set of stairs that does not appear in any of the pictures of the property. Hence, you will not be able to roll your luggage from the door to the first floor.
I highly recommend this property, the neighborhood and the hosts. They are gentlemen and scholars.