An apartment located on the second floor, comprising: an entrance, a living room / dining room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, a toilet, constituting lot No. 4 and 26/100 of the general common areas. Tribunal district, a stone's throw from Place de la République. The living area of the lot is 74.80 m2.

Pas-de-Calais is France's most northerly department therefore it is also the closest department to the UK and has a very similar climate to southern Britain. Its fine restaurants, great shops and charming towns make it popular with visitors from across the channel. The department has a rich maritime history, as is evident in its cuisine.

Calais is the main gateway into France for millions of visitors every year. The town centre is popular with visitors for its vibrant shopping scene. There are quite a few bespoke shops, which are well worth seeking out. The main market is held every Saturday.

Arras is the capital of the department and is often used as a base for people visiting the historical battleground sites of the Somme. It is thought to be one of the most beautiful towns in France due to its Arcadian architecture incorporating Flemish styles.

St-Omer, you may recognise the town name from the famous Beer brand? is a quiet town, surrounded by a network of canals. Its Basilica, dating from the 13th to 15th centuries, is remarkable. The town is often considered to be the first truly French town you come across after arriving in Calais.

Le Tourquet-Paris-Plage lives up to its name as the most popular destination for Parisian bathers. The beaches back onto an affluent and architecturally diverse town dotted with pine trees.

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