Few addresses in Paris carry the same quiet prestige as the 7th arrondissement. Tree-lined boulevards, Haussmann architecture, and the unmistakable silhouette of the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop — living in this neighbourhood is an experience in itself. Whether you are relocating for work, joining an international organisation, or simply making Paris your home for the next six months or more, the Eiffel Tower district offers a rare combination of calm residential streets and effortless access to the rest of the city.
Lodgis has been helping expatriates and mobile professionals find long-term furnished rentals in Paris for over 25 years. In the 7th arrondissement, our curated portfolio of furnished flats and apartments is handpicked for quality, comfort, and the kind of attention to detail that makes settling in feel straightforward from day one. From a compact studio near Rue Cler to a spacious two-bedroom flat overlooking the Champ-de-Mars, every property is ready to live in — so you can focus on Paris, not on paperwork.
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Furnished 2 bedroom apartment
No.30724044
Tour Eiffel
€2,400 /month
Available now
Furnished studio
No.10713119
Tour Eiffel
€850 /month
Available from 15-03-2027
Furnished 1 bedroom apartment
No.20713659
Tour Eiffel
€2,100 /month
Available from 01-02-2027
Furnished studio
No.10717629
Tour Eiffel
€850 /month
Available from 31-12-2026
Furnished 1 bedroom apartment
No.20712611
Tour Eiffel
€2,500 /month
Available from 15-06-2027
Furnished 3 bedroom apartment
No.50724546
Tour Eiffel
€5,000 /month
Available from 31-12-2026
Furnished 1 bedroom apartment
No.20713468
Tour Eiffel
€1,630 /month
Available from 31-12-2026
Furnished 1 bedroom apartment
No.30724816
Tour Eiffel
€3,000 /month
Available from 30-06-2027
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The Tour Eiffel neighbourhood sits at the heart of the 7th arrondissement, one of Paris's most prestigious and quietly residential districts. Far from the tourist frenzy that surrounds the tower itself, the streets just beyond — lined with Haussmann buildings, independent bakeries, and neighbourhood bistros — offer a genuinely Parisian quality of life. Locals shop at the open-air markets along Rue Cler, cycle along the Seine, and enjoy the vast green expanse of the Champ de Mars on their doorstep.
This neighbourhood consistently attracts international professionals relocating for assignments at nearby embassies, international organisations, and multinational headquarters. Families on expatriate packages value the proximity to bilingual and international schools, while executives appreciate the calm, upscale environment after a busy working day. The area also appeals to professionals seeking furnished rentals near the Champs de Mars or the government quarter around the Invalides.
Properties here tend to be spacious, well-maintained period apartments that translate naturally into comfortable furnished homes. Transport links are solid, with RER C and multiple metro lines providing swift access to La Défense, the Opéra district, and both main airports. For culture and everyday errands alike, the Musée d'Orsay neighbourhood and the boutiques along Rue du Bac are within easy walking distance.
Rents in this part of Paris sit at the higher end of the market, and available stock can move quickly. Budgeting realistically and approaching your search early — ideally four to six weeks before your move date — gives you a meaningful advantage in securing the right home.
