So, if you come any time from September to May, I suspect this place is good. It's clean, modern, fairly spacious, and although not super easy to get around Paris from (especially if you have kids and so want to minimize your Metro transfers), it's not isolated.
But I am the second reviewer to note that there are air conditioning issues, which are a problem as this is a second-floor apartment (3rd floor to Americans) and Paris faces hotter summers. In my case, the property manager notified me only 24 hours before departure that 2 of 3 air conditioning units had to be removed and wouldn't be there when we arrived. He offered to refund us our money, but it's pretty hard to find a reasonable 3BR, 2bath in Paris on 24-hours notice. So we showed up, but then, without any prior notice, the third unit was gone too. The young manager checked in periodically while on his own trip to the Spanish party island of Ibiza, but we were with 70-something grandparents and the fans that were supplied were only moderately helpful in the heat. I requested a 10% refund (when it should probably be more) and the manager ghosted me so I'm having to chase it down via AirBnB.
In sum, a decent place when everything is working, but if there's a problem, you get the sense that the property business (Living Parisien) is more a well-backed 20-something party bro seeking to skin tourists than a prepared and experienced property manager (backup A/C units, anyone?).