In one of the avenues that converges on Place du Trocadéro, this neo-classical ashlar building is separated from the street by a flowery garden and iron railings. It is made up of a ground floor separated from the four other storeys, with 5 windows each, by a row of stone balustrades. The fifth floor, in the building’s attic, houses the former servants’ quarters. The façade is adorned with ribbed pilasters combining bosses with facing and shear lines for greater relief. It is punctuated with modillon and denticulated cornices as well as meanders and dotted with plant patterned decorative elements: guard-rails styled like creepers and poppies, garlands, laurel wreaths and olive branches. Through the imposing carriage gate, the passageway is punctuated by Tuscan columns, alternating stucco and marble effects and opens into a paved courtyard in which there are outhouses. A fountain, above which stand pilasters, adorns one wall of the courtyard, marking the plot adjacent to Rue Greuze. The building has a housekeeper.
On the fourth floor, which can be reached by a majestic staircase topped by a glass roof or via an elevator, the almost 128-m² apartment entirely overlooks Rue Greuze. The property faces north as well as east and has retained its Haussmann era character. With five main rooms, including three bedrooms, it can meet the requirements of a family. The interior layout around a central corridor also includes a lounge of around 33 m² with a bay window, an almost 16-m² dining room, a kitchen of approximately 11 m² and two shower rooms.
The annexes - made up of an almost 15-m² utility room with a shower, an approximately 25 m² loft on the fifth floor as well as an outhouse on the ground floor, which could be converted into a parking space, and a cellar - further enhance this high potential property.