You enter the building straight from the avenue, through a door with an entry code system for security. The property lies up on the fifth floor. There is no lift up to this level. The apartment offers a floor area of around 30m². The art deco edifice dates back to the early 20th century. Its stone facade displays a range of plain decorative features, including cornices, window surrounds, octagonal panels in relief, geometric corbels, wrought-iron guardrails and corner pilasters. The building has five floors with three apartments on each one, so fifteen units of accommodation. An oak staircase leads up to the apartment. The communal areas are remarkably well maintained. They are painted white and grey. When you step into the apartment, you enter a hallway with a floor area of around 4m². Wood strip flooring extends across this entrance hall. Its white walls were recently painted. The hallway leads to a lounge on its right. This lounge connects to a kitchen. At the end, there is a bedroom, as well as a bathroom and lavatory. Together, the lounge and kitchen offer a floor area of around 13m². Each of these two rooms has a double-glazed window. The east-facing position of the rooms and the high level of the apartment make the interior pleasantly bright. The kitchen is fitted with cupboards and a backsplash panel of black and white ceramic tiles above a dark work surface. At the end of the hallway, there are a few built-in storage spaces. A door leads into a bathroom with a lavatory. Glazing separates the latter from the kitchen at the top of the wall shared between the two rooms, which lets natural light into the bathroom while keeping this space completely private. The apartment’s bedroom offers a floor area of around 11m². High-quality wood strip flooring extends across this bedroom. An east-facing double-glazed window fills the room with natural light. The property includes a 5m² cellar.