Spanning six floors and featuring four windows per level, the luxury building was constructed at the beginning of the 20th century. The facade, with its dressed stone and brick facing, reflects a 17th century decor including dentil surrounds framing the windows and pediments. Five floors of accommodation have been built above the ground floor. Behind the carriage gates, accessed via security code, the porchway leads to the building, a courtyard, a garden and a second building. The main building is protected by an interphone security system. The communal areas are laid out around a vestibule, featuring the architectural codes of early 20th century, middle-class, rental buildings. The floor is paved with cement tiles, the doors decorated with moulding, the solid oak wood stairway covered with a red brocade carpet runner, and the stair risers, doors and newel post are painted dark green.
This flat, laid out on the second floor, initially opens into an entrance hall which provides access to a guest toilet and a double, elegantly-proportioned living room. Light floods in through two wide casement windows, exalting the light colour of the period, solid oak wood parquet flooring, as well as the ceiling moulding and cornices. The luminosity of the room also especially enhances the Dutch, ceramic, corner wood-burning stove and the Carrara marble fireplace. An adjoining kitchen is protected by a sliding, metal door, the upper section of which is glazed. Further on, a door opens into a bedroom, looking out over the garden. Its adjoining shower room also includes a toilet.