First, this is a wonderful home to stay in and the area grows on you the more you get to know it. Anne-Sophie was a gracious host. The home is compact, livable, stylish and efficient. It is located in a gated hallway that lets out onto the street (Rue de Daremont) on one side and to another alley of condos on the other. Despite the interior hallway, the house is airy thanks to numerous skylights which open and a window that lets out into the open air by the kitchen. If there in warm weather (as we were) opening the kitchen window along with the skylights creates a strong airflow through the space and cools things down quickly. There are three bedrooms upstairs, a main floor with kitchen, a large bathroom, a shared living/dining area and small foyer. In the kitchen it took a little bit to get to know the appliances, but they did leave owners manuals with their notes if you get stuck. The "basement" has a several small rooms - one which contains washer & dryer. The home is mostly composed of metal framing and wood floors which made everything warm and comfortable. There were abundant towels, pillows, sheets, etc. There are several markets on the street and we ate in as much as out. The neighborhood itself is friendly, busy and there were people of all sorts - we felt very safe. Sacre Couer was a fifteen minute walk away with many restaurants and shops in between. It's all uphill, but well worth it with an amazing view at the top. The Metro is on Rue du Lamark and is about a 8 minute walk from the home. We Ubered everywhere else with no problem. Make sure to note the access codes to the building before leaving and there is only one key, so don't lose it! We found it easiest to put it in the lockbox when leaving so we never lost it. This is a great find and we hope to stay again!