Accessible from the pedestrian street via a carriage door entrance, the residential building with its interior courtyard feature ochre exteriors covered in burnished plaster, semi-circular arches with white keystones and an ancient water pump with its small basin, testaments to the dwelling’s architectural heritage, while the interior staircase, with deep red trim and dark wood steps that have been worn down by time, is safeguarded by a wrought-iron bannister and a varnished, mahogany handrail.
As for the landing, it features lacquered double doors, moulded woodwork, a glass and wrought-iron skylight as well as gilded brass door handles, whereas the flat, with a floor area of approximately 198 m², has preserved the details of a large bourgeois dwelling: tall, moulded ceilings, marble and carved wooden fireplaces, restored oak chevron parquet floors and large arched windows facing the courtyard.
Organised around a large foyer, which provides access to the living room, dining room and kitchen with a pantry, the flat also contains four bedrooms, a separate study, a bathroom, an individual lavatory as well as many built-in cupboards. Renovated carefully, in accordance with its original character, the flat also features individual gas heating, whereas a cellar and an attic round out this property’s storage capacity.