The building's entrance, safeguarded by both a door code and an intercom, opens on to meticulously maintained common areas, while the flat, located on the first floor, spans the entire level. As for the front door, it gives on to a sizeable foyer with undeniable cachet, whereas the flat’s ornate crown moulding, original chevron parquet floors and significant floor-to-ceiling heights, of approximately three metres, reflects a unique ambiance, which is a testament to this flat’s overwhelming charm.
To the right, a hallway leads to a kitchen, with a little more than 8 m², before providing access to a bedroom facing the courtyard, with nearly 17 m² and a fireplace, while, giving on to the avenue, a large room, of approximately 19 m², is used as a dining room and accessible from both the foyer as well as the living room. In addition, a series of custom-made built-in cupboards optimises this room’s functionality and a Prussian wood-burning stove, topped with a delicately moulded arch, which is, in turn, crowned with a central floral motif, blends in seamlessly with the room’s sage green painted walls.
With nearly 28 m², the living room features two tall windows, a chevron parquet floor, soaring floor-to-ceiling heights, as well as a fireplace with a lightly veined marble mantel, whereas a second bedroom, next to the living area and with approximately 12 m², also faces the street.
Back in the foyer, another small corridor provides access to a third bedroom, of nearly 15 m², with a small adjacent lavatory, while the flat, facing both the street and the courtyard, also includes a bathroom, of approximately 4 m², as well as a separate lavatory.
Featuring a classical layout, which provides a nice buffer between the living areas and sleeping quarters, the flat, infused with its original charm, could be reinterpreted with a more contemporary feel, whereas two cellars, in the basement, are also included in the sale.