The 18th-century building is typical of the district’s housing. A wooden entrance door on the ground floor opens into a corridor leading to a second, glazed door with intercom-controlled access. Next door, there is a fashion boutique. The five-storey facade is punctuated by three windows on the first floor and then two each on the upper levels. The apartment is situated on the 4th floor and can be reached by a staircase with wooden steps that also has a simple iron balustrade with wooden handrails. The entirely renovated apartment has not yet been lived in and thanks to overlooking the courtyard, it is protected from the district’s liveliness. It is made up of a small entrance hall that leads into an open-plan kitchen followed by the approximately 22-m² main room. The straight, light-coloured, oakwood strip flooring combined with white-painted exposed beams on the ceiling provide a modern atmosphere and enhanced brightness. The spacious bedroom boasts a large wardrobe, while the small but functional shower room is brand new and is bathed in light through a window that also provides good ventilation. This property also possesses a cellar in the basement level. The heating and hot water are both electrically powered.