This apartment is full of authentic charm with stunning wooden floors, original French doors and elegant furnishings. But that’s not all – sitting on a quiet street, moments from the lively neighbourhood of Jeanne d’Arc, this home offers a modernly dressed and traditionally elegant apartment that will ensure your stay is memorable. The rose-pink velvet sofas and ambient uplights create the perfect setting for cosy nights in with a glass of locally produced rosé wine, that is if you’re not out on the balcony soaking up the warm sun at the golden hour. We love the tall ceilings and minimalist designs that combine so effortlessly with the classic elements. The dynamic kitchen is where you can prepare dinners with the local produce you picked up from Marché Cristal. After busy days exploring the gothic Couvent des Jacobins, Our Lady of the Daurade Basilica, and strolling along the banks of the Garonne with a slice of tarte aux noix in hand, we can't think of a better place to hit the hay than in this apartment’s pared-back bedrooms. Home truths: *You'll need to climb some stairs to reach this second-floor apartment –this may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility *This home is in a central spot, so noise is to be expected *There's an office here which doubles up as a third bedroom – two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in here *There's a washing machine here for when you'd like to catch up on laundry *As is common in France, the toilet is separate from the main bathroom *The closest metro, Jeanne d'Arc, is a two-minute walk away