Set in a lane reserved for its few residents, facing a small tree-lined square with no facing buildings, the property presents two façades separated by a wide wrought-iron gate framed by tall pillars. On one side stands a self-contained two-storey dwelling. On the other, sheltered behind a small front garden, the main house sits discreetly back, its ground-floor windows elevated above the sightline of passers-by. A door gives direct access to the house, which extends to around 300 m² across four levels including a cellar. The gate opens onto a cobbled drive running alongside the service quarters and leading to the rear of the maison de maître. This comprises a central block under a hipped roof of flat tiles, with a continuous wing covered in zinc, raised two levels over a cellar. The north-west-facing façade, rendered in ochre tones, is articulated by quoins and stone and brick window surrounds. An entrance canopy at the centre of the main block shelters two steps to the front door, flanked by tall large-paned windows. The ground floor brings together the reception rooms and the kitchen. A three-quarter-turn wooden baluster staircase rises to the first level, where five bedrooms and five bathrooms or shower rooms are distributed. Period features — parquet floors, marble fireplaces, wooden panelling and built-in cupboards — are numerous and well maintained. Ceiling heights exceed 3.50 m in almost every room. A service staircase leads to the converted upper level, which contains two small rooms, a washroom and an attic.
The service quarters, separated from the maison de maître by the access drive, form a long building with a half-timbered façade surmounted by a mansard roof of flat tiles. They comprise the self-contained dwelling, accessible from the street, and a succession of storerooms — former stables, a woodstore, a cobbled garage. The 2.5 ha English-style grounds are entirely enclosed and richly planted, extending in depth from the house, away from public view.

The main dwelling

The ground floor
Reached by a few steps from the street-side door or by a stone staircase on the garden side, the entrance hall has a cement-tiled floor and coffered wooden ceiling, and runs through to the main baluster staircase. To one side, a first dual-aspect sitting room communicates with a second, lit by two street-facing windows and also accessible directly from the entrance hall through a double door. A corridor distributes a billiard room, a kitchen and a dining room overlooking the garden. A lavatory adjoins the billiard room. Floors are in straight-laid or chevron parquet; the kitchen is laid with terracotta tiles. Ceilings exceed 3.50 m and are framed by mouldings and cornices. Each reception room has retained its marble fireplace.
The first floor
The landing serves a first bedroom with its bathroom. A corridor running alongside the staircase balustrade leads to four further bedrooms, three with marble fireplaces, each adjacent to a washbasin point, a lavatory or a bathroom with shower. Several bedrooms can be interconnected as required. Floors are predominantly straight-laid parquet, with wardrobes fitted throughout. Wide windows overlook the town with distant rooftops, or the park's trees; ceiling heights amplify the natural light.
The second floor
Two former staff bedrooms with sloping ceilings and a washbasin point occupy this level. Floors are terracotta tiles. A hatch gives access to the attic, which cannot be converted.
The basement
Accessible from inside or via an external stone staircase near the kitchen door, the semi-buried cellars comprise a boiler room and various storage rooms served by a corridor with a water point.

The service quarters

The cottage
Presently vacant, it is accessible from the street or through a door — currently sealed — giving onto the cobbled drive at the property entrance. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to a fitted kitchen, a sitting room with a small alcove, a lavatory and a storage room. Street-facing windows have double-glazed frames. A staircase rises to the first level, where a bedroom with a wardrobe adjoins a bathroom communicating with a second bedroom, a lavatory and a study. A cellar extends below. The EPC for this building is rated E.
The outhouse
Accessible from the garden, the outbuilding is divided into several storerooms, each with its own entrance, which could be connected to form a single unit. It contains a room with a fireplace, a large cobbled garage, two woodstores, former stables, a large storeroom and a workshop. A staircase from one of the woodstores leads to the attics.