Apartment with cathedral view in the historical quarter

Enjoy your stay in the historical part of Montpellier with this freshly renovated and fully equipped flat.
The flat has a fantastic view on one of the most prestigious historical squares of Montpellier, with the Saint-Pierre Cathedral and Ecole de Médecine. From there you will be anywhere in the Ecusson, the historical center of the city, in less than 5 minutes.
This 80 square meter duplex has two bedrooms :
- 1bedroom with king-size bed and cathedral view (air con should be installed before summer 2024),
- 1bedroom with queen-size bed, which is located on the upper floor, right under the roof and has the charm of exposed wooden beams (with air con); this room has a wooden desk and office chair.
Also :
a living room, a dining room (can also be used as a separate office), a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a separate toilet.
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I will be happy to give guests advice as to the local venues, restaurants, bars, touristic places.
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The Ecusson, the historical center of Montpellier, has indescribable charm with architecture and historical landmarks everywhere, but also cool bars, squares and restaurants.
In the close neighborhood of the appartement, the Saint-Pierre cathedral (with its twin convivial pillars and its 12 chapels) and the school of Médecine together make a unique architectural unit. A bit further is the famous (and hype) Canourgue square or the promenade du Pérou with its 300-years old arch of Triumph.
300m away, the "jardin des Plantes", commissioned by king Henry the IVth in 1593, is one of the oldest public gardens in France.
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Tram station "Albert 1er-Cathedrale" is 200m away
Tram station "Place Albert 1er-Saint Charles" is 400m away
Parking Effia Montpellier Arc de Triomphe 4min away
Parking Perou Pitot 5min away
Gare de Montpellier Saint-Roch 15min away
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Our flat is on the 3rd and 4th floors of an old building. The stairs inside the building can be quite steep so this rental is NOT RECOMMENDED FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE or PEOPLE WITH MOBILITY ISSUES.