Subletting my apartment in Paris

The apartment is 65m² (700 sq ft) and located on a beautiful street.
Furnished with high-end designer pieces and full of character, including three original fireplaces, a floor-to-ceiling wooden walk-in closet, and a wrought-iron living room door that opens directly into a private courtyard.
The apartment has exceptional insulation, keeping it naturally cool throughout the summer.

LOCATION:
* 5-minute walk to La Grande Épicerie de Passy and top-tier bakeries, markets, and designer shops
* 10-15-min walk to the Eiffel Tower and many major museums
* Bicycles available across the building, and metro stop is 300 feet away.
* Steps from a beautiful garden and lake for morning jog
* Surrounded by historic Hôtels Particuliers on a prestigious residential street

FEATURES:
* Max occupancy: 2 guests
* Dedicated home office
* Separate dining room (can double up as 2nd office space)
* Queen-size bed with brand-new Japanese mattress
* 55" TV with cable + Netflix
* Fiber-optic internet (very fast)
* Washer/dryer in unit
* Traditional entrance hall + direct access to interior courtyard

DETAILS:
* $3,100/month (includes all utilities and internet)
* Minimum stay: 1 month (possible to rent 2 weeks for $1900)
* Security deposit required

About This Lister

- I am in my early 40s. I was born in Paris, and grew up in the 16th arrondissement.





- I've been a French Expat in the US for the last 15 years.
I own this apartment, it is decorated with love as it is where my heart belongs, and I take great care of it. It is fully renovated and furnished with designer pieces that I love.





- I worked for consulting firms in London, NY and LA. I now work in Banking and I also have a small food start-up.
I live between LA, NY, Paris and the South of France.





- As a US resident, I also sublet my place in Los Angeles, so I have practice in thinking about every detail to ensure that my guests have a great experience. I've been a Superhost in the US on Airbnb for 10 years for my L.A. place. I can provide references (I understand reciprocal trust is essential).