Hello,

I would like to exchange my one bedroom apartment in Paris with a New Yorker's apartment in Brooklyn, Manhattan or Queens.

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> SWAP DATES and DURATION

Ideally from September 1st 2025 to July 2026.
Dates and duration are a bit flexible but I'm only looking for a long term exchange, no less than 9 months.

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> ABOUT MY APARTMENT

42 square meters (453 sq ft) apartment , crossing (living-room on the street and bedroom on the courtyard), on second floor with a private entrance and private stairs that make you feel like you're in a little house.

Living room (15 sq mt) with desk station, jazz vinyles you're welcome to listen to and a piano.
The kitchen is a bit vintage but it does the job. There is no dishwasher but a washing machine with dryer.
The bedroom has a comfortable queen size bed with an ensuite bathroom.

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> ACCESS / TRANSPORTATION

The apartment is located "rue de Rouen" in the 19th arrondissement.
The closest metro station is "Riquet" (on line 7) and is on the same block than the building, just a two minutes walk. It will take you in 18 minutes to Châtelet - the very center of Paris.

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> ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD

The apartment is next to a canal named "Bassin de la Villette". There is a little harbor with house boats, two movie theaters and many cafes and restaurants by the water.

All amenities are a few steps away: bakeries, organic supermarkets, pharmacy, post office, etc. and an outdoor market twice a week.

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If you're interested in exchanging your apartment with mine, please let me know:
- a bit about yourself and the reason of your long term stay in Paris
- your dates and how long you could swap (no less than 9 months)
- the location of your apartment in NYC
- description and photos of your apartment

About This Lister

I'm a French woman in my forties who moved to NY two years ago. I've been renting apartments until now, but would rather do a home exchange.