Set back from a calm street, the house is partly hidden by a magnolia. A gate in a rendered stone wall encloses a front court. An iron pedestrian gate framed between two brick pillars leads into the property. The house has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. Stone balusters run across the top of the facade. The rendered facade is punctuated with rectangular windows. A front flight of steps leads up to the entrance door. At the back, a garden stretches to a cul-de-sac that leads to two garages. Today, the house is divided into a ground-floor apartment, a first floor with two bedrooms, one of which has a bathroom and a lavatory and the other one of which has an adjoining office or walk-in wardrobe, and a second floor with two studio apartments. A basement extends beneath the building. The whole edifice could be turned back into a family home. Depending on your plans, a certain amount of renovation work would be required.

The house

The rectangular edifice faces north and south. Three protruding sections adjoin the back of the main section: two two-floor sections at the ends and a single-level section in the middle. The elevations are rendered and on the street side the facade is punctuated with rectangular windows. Stringcourses underline each floor. On the ground floor, the window ledges rest upon ornamented corbels. On both sides of the front steps, there are basement windows fitted with shutters with openings in them. These windows help aerate the basement. A series of stone balusters runs along the top of the facade, just above the second floor. On the north side, a flight of steps leads to the garden. A slate roof crowns the house.

The ground floor
A wooden entrance door leads into a hallway with a terrazzo floor and a timber staircase. On one side, a door leads into a lounge. On the other side, another door opposite leads into a bedroom. The lounge has a black marble fireplace and a ceiling with a ceiling rose. A south-facing window fills the room with natural light. A connecting reading room leads to a dining room. In both rooms, windows look out at the garden. Wood strip flooring extends across the rooms. From the dining room, a doorway leads to a kitchen. From this kitchen, there are two doors. One leads to a hallway that connects to a shower room with a lavatory and then leads, via a glazed door, to an outdoor flight of steps that takes you to the garden. The other door leads to a bedroom, which you can also reach from the entrance hall. Wood strip flooring extends across the room and a marble fireplace stands against one of the walls.

The first floor
The staircase leads up to a landing. On one side, this landing connects to a bedroom with a marble fireplace. This bedroom has a small extra room that could serve as an office or walk-in wardrobe. On the other side, the landing connects to a bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom and lavatory. Wood strip flooring extends across the rooms.

The second floor
On one side, the landing connects to a room with a kitchen on one side and a lavatory on the other. On the other side, the landing connects to a room fitted with a sink and washbasin and, on one side, a shower room with a lavatory and, on the other side, an office. Wood strip flooring extends across the rooms.

The basement
You reach the basement from the entrance hall, via a door under the staircase. This basement extends beneath the whole of the main section.