The edifice was built in 1864. It is typically Haussmannian in style. Its facade of white ashlar is masterfully sculpted. Two carriage doors lead into the edifice and underline the symmetry of the building's sublime design. Inside, stone columns crowned with Corinthian capitals ornament the doorways to the staircases and the large paved court around which the different buildings stand. Opposite the entrance, at the back of the court, there is the apartment’s building, which you enter via a glazed door fitted with an intercom. The entrance hall floor is made of beige marble. This hall is truly majestic with stucco columns, brass lamps and a grand staircase made of grey marble. On the second floor, which you reach via the staircase or lift, you step through a double door into the apartment’s spacious entrance hall. The apartment’s high ceilings are typical of the noble floors of Haussmannian apartment buildings. The original decor inside underlines the elegance of the whole place. This decor includes stucco, mouldings, cornices, tall windows with Cremona bolts, marble fireplaces and chevron parquet. There are nine bedrooms in total. They are currently used as offices, but you could easily tailor them to your needs and wishes. Four rooms look down at the courtyard and five look down at the garden behind the commonhold building. There is also a small court that could be covered, which would add 10m² to the floor area, provided that the commonhold gives permission for this. The whole apartment is fitted with air conditioning and gas-based central heating.