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Welcome! Please note that bed linens and pillowcases aren’t provided, so remember to bring your own to make your stay comfy! Just 25 minutes away from the centre of Paris by car (11.7km), my apartment is situated along with a quiet, family-orientated neighbourhood, in the beautiful commune of Meudon. The apartment is accessed via stairs and is in the topmost part of the building. Inside, the apartment is comprised of 1-bedroom with a double bed, 1 bathroom, and a main living area with a convertible sofa. The apartment is decorated to invoke the feeling of being in the French countryside with lots of vintage furniture. Furthermore, you will also find: - A fully-equipped kitchen with all the essentials needed to cook a full meal - A sofa bed in the main living area to accommodate an extra 2 guests - Dedicated workspaces for remote work/laptop users - A washing machine and dryer for your own personal convenience - Towels are provided for your convenience. My home will be cleaned before your arrival. Enjoy!

An important commune of the Hauts-de-Seine, Meudon takes place in the heart of the Île-de-France, on the border of Sèvres, Boulogne-Billancourt or the Yvelines through the city of Vélizy. Located just a few kilometers from Paris, it is partly occupied by the forest of the same name, much appreciated by visitors and locals. The city of Meudon is established in the Gallo-Roman period, south of a loop of the Seine, although recent discoveries have brought proof of human occupation from the Neolithic period. Managed by the family of Meudon, a large family of French nobility, during the Middle Ages, the commune of Ile-de-France enjoyed its glory in the 17th century. At this time, the castle was greatly embellished by its proprietor of the moment, the Marquis of Louvois, Minister of War of Louis XIV. Baptized Rabelais during the French Revolution, Meudon grew strongly in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, notably thanks to the arrival of the railway. Labeled City Internet @@@, Meudon shows great modernity that combines marvelously with the ancient heritage still in place. The tourist sites to discover are not lacking in the municipality.