The apartment building is post-Haussmannian in style. It stands out for its facade of dressed stone, embellished with corbels and cornices of modillions. It blends into its backdrop harmoniously, naturally continuing the facades of edifices along the discreet street Rue Léopold Robert. The walls of the entrance hall, which is fitted with an entry code for security, are adorned with stylised rusticated stonework beneath antiquity-inspired bas-reliefs. A glazed door, fitted with an intercom, leads to a bicycle storeroom and a stairwell that takes you up to the different floors and down to the basement too. The edifice’s roofing and communal areas were recently restored. A caretaker looks after the building, but does not live on site. The apartment lies up on the third floor. You reach it via a lift. The dwelling offers a 58m² floor area. It has three rooms in a layout that could easily be adapted. There is an entrance hallway, a lounge and a dining room. They face west, looking out at the street. There is a kitchen on the east side, as well as a lavatory. And a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom faces the court on the north side. The dual-aspect dwelling is bathed in an abundance of natural light and offers clear views. Many decorative features have been preserved, including wood strip flooring, Cremona bolts, a Carrara marble fireplace, dado panelling and ceiling cornices with mouldings, as well as the doors. They all add to the discreet charm of the home. Windows bring natural light into the sanitary rooms. The whole dwelling needs to be freshened up somewhat. The property includes a cellar in the basement too.