The building, dating from the late 19th century, is located in a historic sector of the Notre-Dame-des-Champs neighbourhood, populated by primarily Haussmannian-style edifices, while this one in particular features five storeys and a classical, ashlar stone façade, typical of Parisian buildings, with a regular composition and boasting a central carriage door entrance topped with a sculpted cartouche.
As for the flat, located on the 2nd floor, it is accessible via a wide staircase and a lift affixed to a side wall, while a small foyer opens directly on to a living area, of nearly 40 m², whose floor-to-ceiling height culminates at more than three metres. The latter features two large windows that look out over a courtyard planted with trees, whereas the original crown moulding, pale oak chevron parquet and marble fireplace are all characteristic of the 19th century.
In addition, the functional kitchen, located nearby and modest in size, also comes with a window, while an immense bedroom is located next to a private Victorian-style bathroom, boasting a cast-iron, lion’s paw bathtub. Two bedrooms, of approximately 9 and 17 m², respectively, face a verdant courtyard and share a shower room, completely clad in small glass tiles, which provide a contemporary feel for this room, whereas the lavatory is separate and the heating is supplied by a recent condensing boiler. Lastly, a large cellar, of nearly 15 m², also comes with the flat.