This luxuriant building was built in the early 1950s and its sober façade is made of ashlar. The entrance is topped with an Art Deco style bas-relief depicting an athlete from the Antiquity. It is made up of a double-leaf glazed door with a period ironwork frame that leads into the hall, whose walls are covered with slabs of travertine stone. The building superintendent’s office is located here. The apartment is situated on the first floor and can be reached by an elevator. A spacious entrance leads directly into a living room including an open-plan kitchen with a central island unit. The entrance hall floor is paved with cement tiles over the first metre and is then followed by light-coloured oakwood stripped flooring throughout the rest of the apartment. The black coloured fitted kitchen matches the veins of the white Calacatta marble worktop. The more than 32-m² living room leads to two bedrooms that overlook the street through large horizontal windows. Both bedrooms are spacious and generously bathed in light. One of them boasts a vast walk-in wardrobe fitted with hanging rails and shelves. Opposite, there are a separate lavatory plus a bathroom with a bath, shower and double washbasin, with grey veined white marble style tiling. There is also a utility room measuring a little less than 2 m². The entire apartment is pre-equipped for air conditioning and there is a collective central heating system.