Apartment Coco | 4-Bedroom Apartment in Neuilly-sur-Seine Ile-de-Franc

A four-bedroom luxury apartment rental in Neuilly-sur-Seine puts you at the intersection of Paris sophistication and residential calm, where Haussmann architecture frames tree-lined streets and the urban pulse of the 17th arrondissement flows just beyond your door. Apartment Coco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, offering the kind of space where families, multi-generational groups, and close friends actually have room to breathe. The private garden—a genuine rarity this close to central Paris—gives you a green sanctuary without stepping onto public pavements.

Inside Apartment Coco

You enter through a grand hall that sets the tone immediately: high ceilings, proportioned spaces, and the kind of light that makes you understand why people spend fortunes to live in this arrondissement. The double living room dominates the heart of the apartment, with windows that frame the street life below without the noise intrusion you’d expect. This is where groups naturally gather—the room is large enough that conversations don’t overlap, yet intimate enough that nobody feels isolated.

The kitchen is fully equipped for serious cooking or casual dining. Gas hob, proper oven, storage that doesn’t require Tetris skills. This isn’t a galley kitchen squeezed into a corner; it’s a proper working space where someone might actually want to prepare meals rather than dial a restaurant number.

Four bedrooms, each with a double bed, occupy the apartment. Bedroom 1 and Bedroom 2 include en-suite bathrooms—the kind of privacy arrangement that matters when you’re sharing an apartment with others. Bedroom 3 and Bedroom 4 are generously proportioned without their own bathrooms, but the apartment includes a third standalone bathroom plus multiple WC facilities throughout, so bottlenecks don’t happen. The laundry room handles the practical reality of multi-day stays. A cellar provides additional storage for luggage or items you want out of the living areas.

The conservatory functions as a third living zone—sunlit, furnished for relaxation, and the kind of space where children settle to read or adults retreat for quiet mornings with coffee. Period details remain intact: original fireplaces, cornicing, proportions that modern construction rarely achieves. The renovations blend contemporary comfort (Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning, modern heating) with the architectural character that makes Paris apartments worth the premium.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private garden separates Apartment Coco from thousands of comparable Parisian apartments. You step outside into genuine green space—trees, planting, somewhere to sit without the constant background hum of traffic. In summer, this becomes an extension of your living quarters: breakfast outside, evening drinks while Paris moves past on the streets beyond the garden walls, children playing on actual grass rather than pavement.

The garden receives strong natural light through the day, with the conservatory acting as the transition zone between interior comfort and outdoor air. This isn’t a balcony you tolerate; it’s a reason to rent this specific apartment rather than the dozen other four-bedroom options in the neighbourhood.

Location: Neuilly-sur-Seine and the Surrounding Area

Neuilly-sur-Seine sits immediately west of Paris, separated from the 17th arrondissement by a administrative boundary that makes almost no practical difference to daily life. The neighbourhood represents old-money Paris: tree-lined avenues, Haussmann facades on every street, and the kind of permanent wealth that doesn’t advertise itself with noise.

The Bois de Boulogne—2,135 acres of parkland—lies 1.2km southwest of the apartment. This isn’t a small urban park; it’s genuinely expansive woodland with cycling paths, rowing on the Lac Inférieur, picnic areas, and enough space that you can disappear into something resembling nature without leaving the city limits. The Jardin d’Acclimatation, a family amusement park within the Bois, operates seasonally with rides, animal enclosures, and the kind of distraction children need during longer stays. It’s 2.4km from your door.

Avenue des Ternes (1km north) and Avenue de Neuilly (0.8km south) concentrate shops, bakeries, wine merchants, and restaurants. This isn’t tourist Paris—these are streets where Parisians actually buy their groceries and meet friends for lunch. Marché Batignolles, an outdoor market 2.1km northeast, operates Tuesday through Sunday mornings with seasonal produce, cheese vendors, and the kind of food shopping that involves conversation with stallholders rather than scanning barcodes.

For dining, Michelin-starred restaurants cluster in the 17th arrondissement (3km east), but the immediate neighbourhood offers solid bistros and casual options: Café Marly draws a local crowd 1.3km south; Le Petit Pontoise represents traditional Paris dining 2.8km southeast. High-end shopping exists on Rue Bayen (0.9km north) and Avenue de Malakoff (1.1km east)—jewellers, fashion boutiques, the brands that populate wealthy Parisian streets.

Transport connects easily to central Paris landmarks. The Champs-Élysées sits 3.5km southeast; the Louvre Museum 4.2km south; the Eiffel Tower 3.8km south. Metro Line 2 (Porte Dauphine station, 1.4km north) and Line 3 (Ternes station, 0.7km north) provide direct connections. Bus routes 43, 52, and 73 pass within a few blocks. You genuinely don’t need a car to explore Paris from this location.

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Best visiting months: May through June (spring blooms, moderate crowds, perfect weather) and September through October (summer heat breaks, foliage colours, children back in school so fewer family groups). July and August bring tourist volume, though locals often vacate, making restaurants easier to book. Winter (November through February) offers grey light and occasional rain, but dramatically lower prices and the Christmas markets throughout December.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Apartment Coco works for families with multiple children—the bedroom configuration, proximity to Jardin d’Acclimatation, and kitchen space make extended family stays functional rather than stressful. Multi-generational groups benefit from the layout: parents and grandparents claim the en-suite bedrooms, children and teenagers take the other rooms, everyone has bathroom access without queueing.

Groups of friends on a Paris weekend—six to eight adults—can book comfortably. The double living room allows some people to watch a film while others play cards. Couples travelling together have space to operate independently if one person wants quiet while another explores.

The Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and laundry facilities make month-long stays realistic, not just possible. Business travellers with partners, professionals attending conferences with their families—Apartment Coco accommodates working stays, not just holiday escapes.

Anyone seeking a Paris base that feels like an actual home rather than a hotel room fits here. The private garden particularly appeals to people who find typical Parisian hotel life—small rooms, street noise, proximity to strangers—unsettling. You get Paris without the constant sensory assault.

Practical Information

Apartment Coco accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with multiple WC facilities ensuring no morning bottlenecks. The nearest major airport is Paris-Charles de Gaulle (Roissy), 28km northeast—approximately 45 minutes by car without traffic, 75 minutes during rush hours. Paris-Orly, 20km south, takes 35-50 minutes depending on traffic direction.

Monoprix supermarket (0.6km south on Avenue de Neuilly) provides groceries daily. Carrefour City (1.1km east) offers another option. Fresh bread arrives within 100 metres—multiple boulangeries surround the apartment.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning, heating, fresh linens and towels, toiletries. The apartment is fully furnished; bring your clothes and personal items, leave the rest to the property. Check-in allows flexibility depending on availability; check-out typically occurs by 11am on departure day.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Coco

How many guests does Apartment Coco sleep?

Apartment Coco sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms: Bedroom 1 (double with en-suite), Bedroom 2 (double with en-suite), Bedroom 3 (double), and Bedroom 4 (double). The apartment includes 3 bathrooms plus multiple separate WC facilities, eliminating bathroom queues even with full occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Coco in Neuilly-sur-Seine?

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (Roissy) is the closest international hub, approximately 28km northeast. Expect 45 minutes transfer time in light traffic, 60-90 minutes during peak hours. Paris-Orly, 20km south, serves as an alternative with similar transfer times depending on traffic flow. Both airports connect to central Paris via train (RER), shuttle services, or private car rental.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Coco?

May through June offers ideal conditions: mild temperatures (18-22°C), flowers blooming throughout Paris parks, and fewer tourists than July-August. September through October provides similar advantages with autumn colours. April and November work well for budget-conscious travellers willing to accept occasional rain. July and August bring peak tourist numbers and heat (25-28°C), pushing prices higher. December features Christmas markets and festive decorations but cold, grey weather. Winter (January-February) offers the lowest rates and minimal crowds, though expect rain and temperatures near freezing.

Is Apartment Coco suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes 4 separate bedrooms (children can share or have individual rooms), multiple bathrooms reducing morning conflicts, a private garden for safe outdoor play, and proximity to Jardin d’Acclimatation amusement park (2.4km away). The Bois de Boulogne offers cycling paths, rowing, and playgrounds. Children’s museums and interactive exhibits cluster throughout Paris—the Musée de la Magie (magic museum, 4.1km south) and Musée des Arts et Métiers (science museum, 3.8km south) appeal specifically to younger visitors. The neighbourhood contains family-friendly restaurants and bakeries rather than adult-only dining venues.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Coco?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout, air conditioning and heating, fresh linens and towels (changed during longer stays), toiletries in bathrooms, and full use of all furnished spaces including the conservatory, garden, and laundry room. Utilities (electricity, gas, water) are included. The apartment arrives cleaned and prepared for your arrival; light cleaning supplies are provided for during your stay. No additional tourist taxes or hidden charges apply beyond the stated nightly rate.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Coco?

Avenue de Neuilly (0.8km south) concentrates neighbourhood restaurants and boutiques. Café Marly (1.3km south) attracts a consistent local crowd for lunch and drinks. Le Petit Pontoise (2.8km southeast, in the Latin Quarter) represents authentic Paris bistro dining with reasonable prices. Michelin-starred dining clusters 3-4km east in the 17th arrondissement and Champs-Élysées area. Monoprix supermarket (0.6km) provides groceries daily. Marché Batignolles outdoor market (2.1km north, Tuesday-Sunday mornings) offers seasonal produce, cheese, and prepared foods. Rue Bayen (0.9km north) specialises in high-end shopping: jewellery, designer fashion, wine merchants. For casual French meals, neighbourhood bistros on Rue de l’Annonciation (1.1km) offer relaxed dining at reasonable prices.