A quiet one-way street leads up to the house, which dates back to the 19th century. Among the many buildings lining the street, this particular one catches the eye with its Bordeaux stone façade, which was restored in November 2023. With three floors and a converted attic space, once of which is a garden level, the town house's main body has a striking Haussmann look. It is adorned with a string course, a cornice with dentils and modillions, and a circular pediment above two twinned windows with low arches, which are adjoined on the left by another broken circular pediment. Both are richly carved with flowers and leaves. Below the first window there is a corbelled balcony, protected by a scrolled wrought-iron balustrade and supported by brackets decorated with plant motifs, themselves supported by scrolled columns with acanthus leaves. On the left, the wooden entrance door, panelled, sculpted and topped with a fanlight and a lintel with a centrepiece decorated with foliage, makes up part of the ornamental ensemble adorning the facade. It is flanked on the right by two full windows protected by painted wooden folding shutters and surmounted by two low-arched basement windows.
Finally, a wooden terrace and a small garden line the rear facade and complete the home's harmonious design.

The house

The ground floor
The front door opens onto a small hallway with a cement-tiled floor. A flight of steps leads to a corridor with herringbone parquet flooring, which leads off on the right to a room on the street side, currently used as an office, with the same original parquet flooring. A marble fireplace topped with Bordeaux stone and ceiling mouldings adorn the room. There is also a toilet with washbasin at the end of the corridor and, on the right, the master bedroom with a grey marble fireplace and en-suite shower room with toilet and wardrobe. The floor is covered with strip pattern parquet flooring. A wooden balcony terrace overlooking the garden can be accessed through a large French window. Finally, in the middle of the corridor, a stone staircase with wrought-iron railings leads to the first floor and the landscaped garden level.
The first floor
At the front of the house there are two bedrooms with marble fireplaces and walk-in wardrobes. From here, there is a small balcony looking over the street. Another bedroom with a fireplace, opens onto the back garden. The first floor also includes a bathroom with a toilet, fitted with two large porcelain basins and illuminated by a large picture window. The hallway floor is covered in oak strip pattern parquet flooring, while the bedrooms have large strip floors.
The second floor
The attic space conversion has extended the living area by almost 35 m². Converted into a flat, this floor comprises a fitted kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath and toilet. It is easily accessed by a wooden staircase.
The garden level
At the bottom of the staircase, an imposing open-plan space brings together a fully-equipped kitchen with travertine flooring, fitted in 2021 on the left, and the living area with its floor covered in large black and white tiles on the right. The approximately 80 m² floor has been tastefully renovated and the whole space, heated by an open tiled and cast iron fireplace, has been organised in a functional way, which also includes a very large storage cupboard. Finally, a large French window off the living-dining room opens onto a wooden terrace and a small garden planted with trees.