The flat is located on the third floor of an eight-storey, ashlar stone building, built in 1952. Accessible via a staircase and a lift, double doors open on to a wide foyer of nearly 14 m². To the right is an immense living room with two large windows that look out over the Seine and a working brick fireplace, topped with a white mantelpiece and lintel supported by two antique columns, which provides plenty of cosy warmth during long winter evenings.
Extending on from here, double doors provide access to a study with views of the river, while, directly opposite the living room, on the other side of the entrance hall, is a spacious bedroom, facing northwest, with a large picture window overlooking the buildings on the Place de Barcelone as well as a small commonhold building with semi-circular balconies located below. To the right, a door communicates with a hallway lined with large built-in cupboards, which leads to a second bedroom, facing the same direction as the previous one, followed by a shower room with a lavatory as well as a bathroom, also with a lavatory. At the back of the entrance hall and to the left, a corridor leads to the service entrance, accessible via a staircase and a lift, while, to the right of the service entrance, the kitchen, which is large enough to fit a small table, enjoys ample sunlight and unobstructed views.
In addition, a cellar comes with the flat and it is also possible to purchase, at an additional price, former service quarters on the first floor, which enjoy pleasant views, as well as a parking space in the building’s basement.