The house, built in 1967 with traditional materials (mainly stone and terracotta) has remained in the same family ever since. Located on the property’s widest terraced area and accessible via a sloping drive of approximately 40 metres, it is roughly rectangular in shape, with its main façade to the south, a tower to the west, a covered patio in the front and a forepart projecting outwards on its southeast side. Featuring two storeys, each with approximately 150 m², it also includes a separate flat of nearly 100 additional square metres, which looks out on the lower terraced area, while its barrel tile roofs are decorated with double genoise cornices and its walls are coated in ochre-colour plaster. In addition, a garage, also topped with a tile roof and facing south, is located on a small terraced area immediately accessible from the entrance gate, whereas two other terraced areas are located below the dwelling: a gravel one visible from the independent flat, which contains, on its western side, the unfinished swimming pool, and a narrower one, located further below, where several shrubs and other vegetation have been planted.
As for the dwelling itself, in addition to nearly 100 m² of living space giving on to the covered patio, there are also six bedrooms, including one on the ground floor, most of which have their own private bathroom or shower room, while the independent flat includes a large conservatory, used as a living room, as well as a kitchen and two bedrooms.
Lastly, the garden, which extends mostly around the base of the house, is tastefully planted with many tall trees as well as flowerbeds, which provide a welcome touch of colour all year long.

The Dwelling

The ground floor
The house, accessible via a finely crafted wooden door, topped with verdant vegetation, opens on to an immense entrance hall with a marble black-and-cream cabochon tile floor, which includes the dwelling’s staircase, featuring an ornate wrought-iron bannister painted black, as well as steps tiled in the same pattern as the entrance hall, while two doors under the aforementioned staircase provide access to either a guest lavatory or another staircase that descends to the independent flat, located on the lower floor.
From the entrance hall, an initial door opens on to a study, located in the western tower, with a black-veined marble floor and bathed in light by one large window as well as two smaller ones, whereas next door is a dining room, also accessible from the entrance hall, whose glass double doors communicate with the covered patio to the south. Extending on from here, an archway provides access to the living room, situated at a right angle, which features a wide stone fireplace abutting a stone-clad wall and two windows, one to the south as well as a glass door that provides access to the covered patio. With the same striated marble tile floors in both the living room and dining room, the latter’s ceiling is decorated with a cornice while the one in the living room is decorated with light-colour exposed beams.
Featuring floor-to-ceiling heights of nearly three metres and nearly 100 m² of living space, this level also includes a kitchen, accessible from the living room and decorated with light brown and black accents, facing north and extended by a storeroom. From here, a door provides direct access to the outside as well as the entrance, via a hallway, to the only bedroom on this level, which features a window to the north as well as its own private shower room.
The upstairs
Extremely sunny thanks to three small windows and with the same floor tiles as the entrance hall, the landing communicates directly with a lavatory as well as the first two bedrooms, while a hallway provides access to the other rooms on this floor. The first large bedroom is located in the tower and includes a window to the south as well as wide glass double doors to the west, which open on to a balcony that hugs the building’s rounded contour and provides panoramic views of the city. With a marble floor and an immense built-in cupboard, the latter of which can also be found in the other bedrooms, a washbasin and a shower have been created in one corner of the room.
The next two bedrooms, both facing south, each with their own window and approximately 16 m² of floor area, share a bathroom to the north, on the other side of the hallway, decorated in 1970s-patterned earthenware tiles and abutting a laundry room-linen cupboard. In addition, another bedroom is located in the northeast corner of the dwelling, slightly larger than the previous ones, facing east via its window and paired with its own private shower room. Last, but not least, the hallway makes a 90° turn in order to provide access to the last bedroom on this floor. Featuring a balcony to the south and breath-taking views, it also comes with a large private bathroom and a lavatory, decorated in shades of blue, which is not only characteristic of the dwelling’s era of construction, but also very much back in fashion today.
The apartment
The separate flat inside the dwelling, with approximately 107 m², is located on the garden level and gives on to a long terraced area planted with trees, which acts as a private garden for the accommodations. Accessible via the dwelling’s interior staircase or, more directly, via its own glass front door, located on the eastern side of the building, the latter illuminates and opens on to an entirely fitted kitchen decorated in grey tones. Featuring a window to the south, the kitchen communicates, via a glass door, with a conservatory of approximately 30 m², which could be used as a sitting room. Particularly sunny thanks to its three picture windows, the central one of which opens on to the terraced area, it has a pointed flagstone floor as well as white walls and ceilings.
As for the kitchen, it also provides access to a room of approximately 18 m², which is currently used as a living room and communicates with a different room on either side. The one to the west, which is also accessible via the interior staircase and located in the bottom of the tower, is used as a bedroom, but does not contain any actual windows, except for a small one located in its shower room, while, the one to the east, also used as a bedroom, has a window and gives on to a small hallway that provides access to a lavatory, a blue-tiled shower room as well as the kitchen.