The long, Directoire-style facade, aligned with numerous doors and windows, is topped with a triangular pediment. It looks out over the garden, separating it from the avenue. A low, wrought iron gate leads via a little, paved path to the front door, topped with an awning. The 47 m² garden on the left-hand side runs the full width of the house. Featuring evergreen and other flowering varieties of shrubs, it appears to be extended by the trees, planted along the wide service road bordering it, thus enhancing the feeling of nestling in a verdant setting.
Laid out over three levels built over cellars, this house comprises an entrance hall, providing access to a study on the ground floor. They precede a bedroom, a bathroom, numerous cupboards and wardrobes as well as a shower room and a separate toilet, reached via a corridor. Under the stairs are a storage room and a door to the cellars. The first floor includes a lounge, with a fireplace in good working order, and a vast dining room-kitchen area, illuminated with through light. A large landing, two bedrooms and a bathroom, with a toilet, reached at the back via a corridor, make up the top floor. The sound cellars comprise various areas, converted in keeping with their use, one of which is a boiler room.

The house

Ground floor
A study area to the left of the entrance hall has been set out in a first open-plan room. The main bedroom can be reached either via a corridor from the rear of the house (which also leads to a separate toilet, a shower room and a wardrobe), or via the bathroom. One side of the room is lined with bookshelves, whilst the other features two windows looking out over the garden. At the end of the hall, a storage room also includes the electricity fuse board as well as the controls for the surveillance and alarm systems. Every room as a built-in sound system as well as an internet connection (wi-fi and RJ45 sockets). The surveillance and alarm system includes cameras as well as contacts on windows and doors, some of which are glazed with toughened glass. An elegant wooden stairway goes to the two upper floors.
First floor
The first floor is solely given over to reception rooms. The landing opens directly into a large kitchen and a dining room, with a tiled floor. This area is illuminated by three windows overlooking the garden and two windows at the back, one of which is glazed with glass tiles, providing through light. They precede a lounge, with strip pattern parquet flooring, two windows and a finely decorated, marble fireplace in good working order.
Second floor
The second floor is currently dedicated to the children. It comprises a wide landing, illuminated via two windows. This area could be used as a study or a spare bedroom. It provides access to a bathroom at the back, followed by a corridor, with a laundry room area and leading to two adjoining bedrooms, one of which features two windows.
Basement
The cellars are reached via a door concealed under the stairway. They comprise a wine cellar, with exposed stone walls and a pebble floor, an old gun room, with reinforced, security locks, and a boiler-laundry room.
The garden
Spanning a floor surface area of 47 m², the garden is laid out in front of the full width of the house. It is planted with various varieties of evergreen, deciduous and flowering shrubs and bushes, forming a screen of vegetation that is extended by the avenue’s wide service road, itself bordered by trees. The owners have full and private use of this garden, a concession granted by Paris city council in return for an annual fee of less than €20.