The detached house dates back to the late 19th century. It is characteristic of the district, with its plain facade and zinc roof. It looks out at the street. But you enter the dwelling via a paved passageway that connects to an apartment building at the back. A new door, designed in an early-20th-century style, leads straight into a kitchen with a central island unit and a space for meals. This kitchen offers a floor area of over 20m². It has been converted with light-toned wooden units beneath a grey marble work surface. A spiral staircase leads down to a living room at a lower level. A large room with a ceiling height of around five metres serves as a lounge and dining room. A wood-burning stove offers warmth and comfort. On the ground floor, beyond the kitchen, there are two bedrooms that look out at a court, as well as a shower room with a walk-in shower and a lavatory. The upstairs floor has two street-facing bedrooms. Each of these high-ceilinged bedrooms has storage spaces. The spacious bathroom, which includes a lavatory, looks out at a terrace. The bathroom’s walls and floor are adorned with grey ceramic tiles and the shower is a walk-in shower. A utility room that also serves as a walk-in wardrobe separates the bedrooms from the bathroom. Lastly, a mezzanine lies at the top. You reach the terrace from the upstairs landing. It covers over 25m² and faces west. The terrace is made from exotic wood, as are the planters, in which tomatoes or herbs could be grown. All the windows are fitted with electric shutters. Recently fitted electric radiators heat the home up.