Dating from the 17th century, the private mansion is made up of a central main building and two right-angle wings with a cobblestone courtyard in front and a garden in the back. With three storeys and topped with a tall slate roof, punctuated by dormer windows, its tuffeau stone carriage entrance is framed by pilasters and crowned with a frieze decorated with triglyphs and a curvilinear pediment topped with flame urns. As for the gate, it opens on to the cobblestone courtyard, where a stone staircase provides access to the private mansion’s front door, while the dwelling itself is decorated with a tuffeau stone cornice, dormer windows and window/door surrounds. Today, divided into two separate dwellings, the greater of the central building’s two sections and its larger right-angle wing, located to the east, are for sale, whereas the carriage entrance and most of the cobblestone courtyard also come with the property.

The Private Mansion

The basement
A door, underneath the stone staircase in the courtyard, opens on to a flight of stairs that provides access to a furnace room and a cellar.

The ground floor
Directly accessible from the courtyard and connected to the garden level via an interior staircase, this floor includes a bedroom, decorated with terracotta tile floors and exposed ceiling beams, which comes with its own shower room and lavatory.
The garden-level floor
From the courtyard, a stone staircase ascends to this level, which provides direct access to the garden located behind the private mansion. Past the front door, an entrance hall opens on to a library, a living room-dining room and a tile-floor kitchen, with a utility room, laundry room and lavatory. Featuring exposed ceiling beams in the entrance hall and living room-dining room and a coffered vaulted ceiling in the library, the walls of the living room-dining room are decorated with wood panelling as well as a marble fireplace topped with a chimneybreast framed by pilasters, depicting a scene of gallantry, while the division between the dining room and living room is demarcated by their respective flooring, terracotta tiles for the former and hardwood for the latter. With direct access to the garden from the living room-dining room and library, the entrance hall, with a terracotta tile floor, also includes the staircases ascending or descending to the dwelling’s different levels.
The upstairs
A hallway provides access to three bedrooms and a shower room with a lavatory as well as staircase towards the attic level. With terracotta tile or hardwood floors and built-in cupboards, most of the rooms also have exposed ceiling beams, while two bedrooms have a fireplace, one of which is topped with a chimneybreast depicting, like the previous floor, a scene of gallantry.
The attic
This floor contains an immense attic and a former staff bedroom.