This Modern Movement apartment building is on a residential street. The facade has understated, regular vertical bays and slender, superimposed continuous balconies. Its beige-grey rendering contrasts with dark metal guardrails, and a stone-faced plinth course gives the ground level its character. A perron of a few steps at the centre of the facade leads to a glazed entrance door with an intercom and a secure lock. The lobby beyond houses the residents' letterboxes.
The apartment measures nearly 66 m² under France's statutory Loi Carrez measure. Its front door is off a hallway behind a partition to the left of the lobby. The entrance hall opens onto a light-filled living room, whose large south-west-facing window enjoys an unobstructed view over the Brienne Canal and the surrounding facades. A door on the left leads to the first bedroom, and a doorway opposite to a fully equipped, tiled kitchen of around 8 m². An opening in the partition between kitchen and living room, with a dark-wood worktop, offers a vista from one to the other. The kitchen has a window and a glazed door opening onto a north-east-facing private courtyard of the same size.
A corridor behind a door leads to the private rooms: two bedrooms with views over the canal, a shower room with a washbasin, and a separate lavatory. Wood strip flooring unifies the apartment and warms comfortably proportioned rooms with white walls and ceilings.
The apartment was refreshed throughout at the end of 2025. Most windows, glazed doors, and French windows are double-glazed. A heat pump installed in 2026 provides reversible air conditioning in the living areas, and a new water heater completes the modern, year-round comfort.
A basement cellar of around 5 m² provides storage.
A professional managing agent oversees the building's 63 units, which have 21 owners.