Getting A Paris Studio Rental
Posted on July 24, 2008
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If you are an artist, writer, sculptor or musician and you wish to find inspiration and encouragement from the city life found in Paris, or if you are a student that wants to study abroad, then you would be interested in getting a Paris studio. When you get a studio apartment in Paris, then you know that you will have all of your needs met in a place that you can call home. If you have a Paris studio rental, then you can be assured of having a great view of the city, and anytime that you need to be refreshed, you can throw open the doors to the balcony and drink your favorite beverage while taking in the city scene. Let’s find out how you can get the best Paris studio to meet your needs!
Perhaps the easiest way to find out firsthand information about a Paris studio rental is to ask your friends who have been to the city about their opinions. If you do not know anyone that has personally been to Paris, then you can easily meet people and ask them questions online. There are many groups of students, artists and musicians that have lived abroad and that gather to discuss their experiences on the internet. You will be able to ask any question you like, and you will get many different opinions all based on real life experiences.
When you begin to look for a Paris studio, you will need to make sure that it is the best studio for you. For instance, if you were to live in Paris without a vehicle of your own, you would want to make sure that the studio is close to your school, job or grocery store since you will be walking to most of the places that you go. You will also want to be sure that the studio apartment is fully furnished if you are unable to purchase furniture to fill it with. When you begin talking to landlord, you will want to have all of your questions ready to ask to make sure that you are getting the best apartment for you.
If you think that you would enjoy spending a year or two of your life in Paris, then you should really consider getting a studio apartment. You will enjoy the freedom that you feel when you have your own place in the most beautiful city in the world! You will also be able to enjoy your time in the city more, knowing that you have a little corner that you can retreat to when you are ready to rest before your next big adventure!
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If i live in a studio apartment rent under 400$ by myself then how much would my groceries be every month?I currently get 870.00 dollars a month and currently looking for a part time job and if i had a studio apartment with me living alone so basically how much would my groceries and bills cost a month if i keep on a budget.
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nice———we have a frog fo the kit.
400sq ft is pretty good for a single person its bigger than most r.v.s. amd doen’t roll. you can do alot with the space if you know how,
If your only fear is the dark, you can keep nightlights going, and you'd be fine. But if your fear is really more about being alone, then I'd strongly suggest you get an apartment share.
Why torture yourself? You can get your own room in an apartment shared with other people, have a bit of privacy, but still have the security of the others being around you.
Rent in most big cities can be really expensive. If you're single, then a studio is the cheapest way to live.
Yes, it's uncomfortable, but that's the price to pay for the luxury of living in the city.
I live in Toronto, and rents are sky-high in the downtown area. I live in a small one-bedroom. It's really small (not a studio though), but I wouldn't give up the size if it meant giving up my location. I love my neighborhood, and if I had to choose a studio to be able to live here I would.
There is no standard percentage. Some floor plans are much more efficient than others- lack hallways and such. Besides there are a lot of people that want a huge part of the square footage in the kitchen and bath.
Yo! UR crib is nIcE!
It depends on how much you eat and what you buy. What about utilities or a phone? Be sure you allow yourself enough money to live on and go places and buy those things you want and need. Good luck. . .And remember prices are going up and going up fast.
That looks amazin. im trying to get a studio here in Sydney but there really pricey and tiny, how much do you per week there in the states?
Thanks! I’ll message you.
From experience:
-Rent is cheaper
-Furnishing is easier
-Utilities are less
BUT, you must be willing to live in a space that requires absolute organization. With all living space combined, you need to maintain order..i.e. don't leave out leftover pizza all night, or it will be an unpleasant wakeup call!
no roommate. it would be a bit arkward to share such a small space with a friend.
wow, very nice!!
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You want a smaller breed that is low-energy. And one that doesn't bark a lot (because that will annoy your neighbors). A lot of apartments have weight or size restrictions on dogs too, so I'd find out what the rules are at the apartment before getting one.
Some smallish low energy breeds are:
French Bulldogs
English Bulldogs
Italian Greyhounds
Other breeds that could be good are:
Pugs (not high energy and don't bark a lot)
Some types of Spaniels like Cocker Spaniels or Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
Chihuahua
Papillion
Whippet
Just stay away from any type of "terrier" dog since they bark a whole lot. That includes Beagles.
Animal Planet has a "dog breed selector" tool where you can answer questions and they'll tell you what type of dog is best for you:
http://animal.discovery.com/breedselector/dogselector.do
That is a GREAT deal, in Sydney a $240 studio gets you an old run down studio with a shitty 1940’s kitchen and old floorboards. One like yours here would be round $300, and that would be in a hald decent area
nice man. u livin that GOOOOD life. lol
were i live you can get one for $160-$205 i don’t pay for heat either since i have a space heater. so utilities is just water and electricity. so about an extra $60 a month
$80 electric
$20 water if it is not included in rent
$25 telephone
$25 cable tv
$10 dial-up internet; $40 cable internet
$200 groceries (after you have done your initial shopping trip to get bags of sugar and flour and rice)
$20 gas if your apartment offers gas utilities
$50 gas for your car