Newly Renovated apartment with balcony for long term rent in Nice

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This fully renovated one-bedroom top floor apartment with elevator is in the Musiciens quarter close to beach, train station, tram, buses, parks, movies, museums, stores, markets. Spacious and sunny with cross-ventilation, AC and heating, it has a balcony and is fully furnished with everything you need to enjoy your stay indoors and out. A large variety of restaurants await but also convenient food shopping and comfortable home cooking with a stroll along the water before and after each meal. An elevator will take you up to the 6th floor where a gracefully flowing layout awaits you.
This 55 m2 (about 550 sqf) apartment has been fully refurbished so everything is brand new. It has air conditioning, heating, double glazed windows to ensure our guests a quiet and comfortable stay, high speed wireless internet and a TV with a DVD player . All rooms are stand-alone. The foyer is a computer friendly workspace with a desk and the closet contains plenty of hanging space. The bedroom (which faces a small balcony for cross ventilation should you prefer that to AC) has a queen size bed and a wardrobe at your entire disposal. The fully equipped (microwave, oven, electric range, dishwasher, refrigerator, coffee machine, kettle, toaster) kitchen has a table with plenty of room to enjoy your breakfast or any other meal. The bathroom has a sink, shower and washing machine and the wc is independent. The living/dining room is furnished with a comfortable sofa bed, lounge chair, coffee table, TV, dining table and chairs. If you haven't gotten enough fresh air during the day, there is sunny balcony with an outdoor table and chairs for 2 as well as an awning for shade

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