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Good luck, 68m2 in paris is worth 1/2/3 millions euros

is it really your dream home? it is very typical,standart flat😒

@@mehmetgeyik6055 just let people have what they want and mind your business jez

@@mrcontimsp6684 I swear !!! (But he’s not 100% wrong haha)

@@mrcontimsp6684 yeah he is not wrong tho

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Oh yes, it’s very expensive in Paris

Ah , it s so usual in France to have toilet and sink separated. We have the habit to go to the bathroom after, but you are right , It s better to have a sink and wash hand before touching doors

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What did you expect for a full furnished rental apartment? lol They have to attract the most amount of people. That means neutral and modern decor that can be moved to different apartments, They can't furnish and decorate to your exact ta and let you keep everything for free, lol.

You prefer Louis XV furniture ? I don't understand why soooo many people speak depriacitively about IKEA . Nice, clean, very functional design and also affordable. Why this contemptuous attitude ? Franchement, je ne comprends pas.

Love it! Hope it comes with a set of whips and handcuffs. 😉

We love it too ;)

Then it would be an American style apartment and not a French one. I lived in France for 1yr and many of the places I lived didn’t have a sink in the toilet room. This apartment is quiet westernized to begin with.

@@heatherheaney4060 i know that but i meant for the personal cleanliness .imagine i go to the toilet in period time that would be so dirty even if if I tried my best .or the water in the toilet cher done it would embarrassing if you live with someone else or for a guest who came to your home

@@zeinab2284 I totally get it. But France is a whole different way of living. 95% of every apartment or if you live outside of Paris a house, they are so insanely old, cold, damp and there is zero cozy comfort really going on. The amount of money that was sunk to make this place look like this I bet is nuts! Beautifully done but definitely not the norm in France. Also this apartment is huge for Paris. So rare to see. Ppl covet them and pass them down generation after generation as well. This will cost a fortune to rent. But man it would be amazing to live in.

@@heatherheaney4060 I sincerely doubt your 1 year in France gave you a global picture of the country. Your view of life there is so wrong. And btw, I am French and lived in France for 30 years. We don’t like to put toilets in the bathrooms because of the smell and privacy. Most of the time if there is enough space, you have a small sink in the toilets. And the majority of appartements are NOT cold and damp...

@@valeriehilen2875 my boyfriend is from Vannes and we lived in Montpellier for a little over 1yr and lived in multiple apartments and yes all of them were cold and damp during the cooler and cold months. Compared to living in Canada where all the homes are insulated and the windows are double paned and the heating is pumped all through the house and not just an electric rad on the side of the wall. I am not speaking about all of France. I am going on what my boyfriend tells me about where he lived, going to ppl homes, my in laws and where we lived. So I am going on my experiences.

In the bathroom

Me too wish I was living thr

It‘s typical for france to just have the toilet seperat to the bathroom 😅

These are very old buildings, you are lucky to have a personal toilet not shared with the entire floor in Paris 😁

VMC

So just walk two steps over to the full bathroom and wash your hands there, it's not that difficult

Hello, It is common in many French buidlings to have the toilet in a separate room from the bath/shower/sink room. In French, the room with the bathtub or shower is known as the "salle de bain" or "bathroom" and the room with the toilette is often referred to as the "W.C." which stands for "Water Closet". Best regards, The Lodgis Team

Is kinda normal, also in Germany, the Netherlands, and I do think in other countries too!

@@ninailia8552 mostly in countrys with lesser landmass. This way two or three people can multitask ( while one is showering the other is in the toilet). NorthAmerica is completely different because the amount of Landmass they have therefore 3000sq ft now falls into medium size homes.

@@ragemodels yeah same for my country, but apparently here is a whole different story!

@Dana Dadana In my country apartments are very tiny and it's also popular to have separate bathroom and toilet, usually next rooms. But that combination of 2 bathrooms and 1 toilet is quite unusual

Hello, It is common in many French buidlings to have the toilet in a separate room from the bath/shower/sink room. In French, the room with the bathtub or shower is known as the "salle de bain" or "bathroom" and the room with the toilette is often referred to as the "W.C." which stands for "Water Closet". Best regards, The Lodgis Team

The view is gorgeous mais tout le monde a un goût différent 😉

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Pour le prix que tu va payer en pleins paris autant déménager en Californie Hidden Hills il y a des maison au même prix avec un voisinage karadashianesque au moins et une autres mentalité. XD

@@FredHarvengt je vis en californie. À Huntington Beach. C sympa ici mais pas de tour Eiffel. Et les patisseries ici sont 🤢

@@kpmoi5020 Waaah le rêve, tu en a de la chance de vivre la-bas, beau quartier, bon temps, plages et pleins de beaux surfeurs, etc.., une autres mentalité. Je t'envie. ❤️ Bof la tour Eiffel, les pâtisseries, les macarons, etc, c'est banale, limites si cela te manque commandes les via les sites web ils livrent a l'international.

@@FredHarvengt bling-bling

It’s approximately 700 sq ft. Mine is the same size and 2700 euros a month, a very good deal for my location.

Right? Do not shake hands with people living in France .LOL

Hello It is common in many French buidlings to have the toilet in a separate room from the bath/shower/sink room. In French, the room with the bathtub or shower is known as the "salle de bain" or "bathroom" and the room with the toilette is often referred to as the "W.C." which stands for "Water Closet". Best regards, The Lodgis Team

@@Lodgis-agency Still weird with a WC without able to wash your hands directly. Sometimes you even need it during (people with periods know what I mean)

@@Stuarts84 în NYC there are toilets without sink ar all, not even separate, (only kitchen sink) . Now that's what i call nasty! Here is even better that îs at least separarated. În crammed spaces germs can pile up faster.

Same question 🤔🤔

you don't have to wash your hands when you use a bidet :) It literally shoots water up your ass and dries it for you as well lmao.

It’s not unusual for Europe. People would use the sink in the bathroom to wash their hands. Usually the bathroom is located next to the toilet though.

It’s quite common in France that you only have a toilet in a room. You then have to go to the other bathroom to wash your hands. Nothing special :)

Hello, It is common in many French buidlings to have the toilet in a separate room from the bath/shower/sink room. In French, the room with the bathtub or shower is known as the "salle de bain" or "bathroom" and the room with the toilette is often referred to as the "W.C." which stands for "Water Closet". Best regards, The Lodgis Team

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Hello Ruchi It is common in many French buidlings to have the toilet in a separate room from the bath/shower/sink room. In French, the room with the bathtub or shower is known as the "salle de bain" or "bathroom" and the room with the toilette is often referred to as the "W.C." which stands for "Water Closet". Best regards, The Lodgis Team

@@Lodgis-agency i think both together would be so convenient and complete

@@ruchigupta2487 ya if at least there was little sink in 🤷🏻‍♀️

In USA new houses have separated toilets from the bathrooom, French style

@@adelavalenzuela2757 In Germany this is common in bigger flats with way more bedrooms, but then the bathroom has one and there's a second one separately for guests who visit for only a few hours.

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Hello Scheherazade

Forget room for breathing, where do I store all my crap??? And I don't own that much to begin with... Even when living minimalistically, you still have relatively lot of stuff you need to put somewhere.

@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans The first thing that popped up was: They have a dryer for laundry you may put in the mittle of any room and hang your clothes, but where the fuck could you do that in this flat? XD The kitchen also seemed very small, the large table may be too much. I'd prefere more "kitchen" and storage then table. But at least it looks as only ment for vaccation, so you wouldn't need a whole house inside that.

also, one toilet (or how Lodgis kindly explained the obvious to the civilised - W.C) for the entire apartment! two bedrooms, two shower rooms, but ONE toilet. Wow, don't want to imagine mornings for those unlucky souls living there...

For Paris... Believe me it's huge!

I don't know in which country you live but in Paris, even in France, in a 2 bedrooms flat it's normal to have only one toilet. And not all the toilet have their own sink, after using it you just go to the bathroom and wash your hands. In plenty of other countries it's same, there is nothing shocking about that. And believe me the flat is quite big for Paris.