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15. Landlord Repairing Obligations on a French Rental Property
15.2. Minimum Space Standards
There are minimum space standards that apply depending on the number of people who occupy the property.
It would be surprising if, as a responsible landlord, you were not able to meet these minimum standards.
In a property for a single person there must be a minimum surface area of 9m² and ceiling height 2.20m², or total volume of 20m², with minimum ceiling height of 1.80m.
The surface area increases to 16m² for two persons and 9m² for each additional person.
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