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Furnished apartment and studio rentals in Paris Invalides Area.

Renting an apartment in the stylish streets surrounding Les Invalides is a rare opportunity. This prestigious neighborhood is one of the most sought-after areas in Paris.

Considered the political heart of Paris but despite its iconic monuments and expansive green spaces, the Invalides district is home to just over 6,000 fortunate residents, making it one of the least densely populated areas in the capital..

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Invalides, Paris 7

Air conditioning

1 250 €

/Month

Available from24 Apr 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

Lift

From 2 000 €

/Month

Available from04 Nov 2025
Premium selection

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

Lift

3 200 €

/Month

Available from05 Jun 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

Air conditioning

2 800 €

/Month

Available from03 May 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

2 800 €

/Month

Available from03 Jul 2025
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

2 bathrooms • Lift

From 5 000 €

/Month

Available from10 Jun 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

1 651 €

/Month

Available from07 Jun 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

1 990 €

/Month

Available from02 May 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

3 bathrooms • Lift

6 500 €

/Month

Available from27 Apr 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

Lift

2 000 €

/Month

Available from23 May 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

1 280 €

/Month

Available from06 Jun 2025
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

Exceptional view • 2 bathrooms

4 900 €

/Month

Available from29 May 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

3 100 €

/Month

Available from01 Jun 2026

Invalides, Paris 7

2 900 €

/Month

Available from01 Aug 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

1 151 €

/Month

Available from18 Jul 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

1 400 €

/Month

Available from12 Jul 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

2 175 €

/Month

Available from23 Jul 2025
Premium selection

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

Lift

4 900 €

/Month

Available from18 Oct 2025
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

3 600 €

/Month

Available from03 Sep 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

1 900 €

/Month

Available from07 Jul 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

1 333 €

/Month

Available from03 Jan 2026

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

2 100 €

/Month

Available from03 Dec 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

2 800 €

/Month

Available from02 Sep 2026

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

2 200 €

/Month

Available from04 Aug 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

Lift

1 300 €

/Month

Available from03 Jul 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

3 649 €

/Month

Available from23 Dec 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

1 800 €

/Month

Available from10 Oct 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

2 365 €

/Month

Available from03 Jan 2026

Invalides, Paris 7

From 1 799 €

/Month

Available from01 Oct 2025

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

1 900 €

/Month

Available from04 Oct 2025
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

3 500 €

/Month

Available from07 Nov 2025
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

Exceptional view • 2 bathrooms

5 376 €

/Month

Available from01 Jan 2026
Premium selection

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

3 500 €

/Month

Available from20 Dec 2025

Saint-Germain, Paris 7

Lift

2 451 €

/Month

Available from03 Apr 2026

Invalides, Paris 7

Terrace

2 300 €

/Month

Available from23 Dec 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

From 2 200 €

/Month

Available from24 Apr 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

1 300 €

/Month

Available from06 Jun 2026

Musée d'Orsay, Paris 7

1 349 €

/Month

Available from03 Jun 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Duplex • Exceptional view

3 600 €

/Month

Available from24 Apr 2025

Invalides, Paris 7

Lift

3 763 €

/Month

Available from01 Jul 2025
Last

A district built by Henry IV

Its lively atmosphere is maintained due to tourist traffic encouraged by its central location on the left bank, between the Eiffel Tower and the Latin Quarter. It was Henri IV who gave this district its first role. He wanted to provide accommodations for wounded and disabled soldiers (les invalides in French). Louis XIV then had the current building constructed, which was then taken back by Napoleon after the Revolution. The various mansions in the district are occupied by large institutions and embassies.

The majestic Hôtel des Invalides

The district is dominated by the dome of the Hôtel des Invalides. This exhibition space is home to one of the largest collections of military paraphernalia in the world. You can't come to Paris without taking a walk through the tiled Cour d'Honneur. It leads to the Saint-Louis church with its golden dome. Many visitors come here to see the tomb of Napoleon I. Between the monument and the Seine lie the solemn 1,600-foot Esplanade des Invalides. You get there by crossing the magnificent Alexandre III bridge, a gift to France from Russia.

Local businesses

There are few grocery stores in the area, where take-out venues, brasseries and restaurants are more common. As for shopping, the stores in the area are mainly luxury boutiques. Les Invalides is served by the Varenne, Rue du Bac, La Tour Maubourg, Saint-François-Xavier, and Invalides metro stations, at which lines 8 and 13 stop.