The property is fully fenced around its perimeter and protected by a thick hedge, concealing all but the many Roman tile-covered roofs from the street. An asphalt driveway leads to the entrance to the house. The L-shaped home, facing south-south-west, is like four matching houses, with their many staggered roofs, one of which on the west side stands out courtesy of its thirty or so roof slopes. The south-east section, set at right angles, also has two levels of roof. On the west and south sides, two ornamental ponds, including one with a fountain, enhance the parklands, where shrubs are trimmed into decorative shapes and where palm trees provide a southern air. On the north-east side of the land stands an annexe building, featuring two staggered roofs, the higher one of which is a pavilion roof. On the other side, a building in use as a garage and storage area is topped with a gable roof.

The villa

Ground floor
Four stone steps go up to the entrance door recessed in the facade. The impressive glazed, wooden door opens into a perfectly finished, entrance vestibule, where the floor is paved with marble and wooden panels line the lower sections of the walls as well as the interjoists in the ceiling. A separate toilet precedes a corridor on the east side, leading to the bedrooms and other rooms in the house. A door, glazed with small, bevelled panes, opens on the south side into a little lounge. Its windows opening on to the terrace are protected from the sun by a lean-to. On the other side, following a window illuminating the hall, a stairway going upstairs is made of young twisted elm. A door opens into a large lounge set in the south-west corner. Its fireplace, open on two sides, is crowned with an oak wood cornice. The floor is covered with oak wood parquet flooring laid in a herringbone pattern and the ceiling is similar to that in the hall. Two French windows illuminate the entire room. A room between the lounge and the stairway is fitted with a steam oven, an eating area and wooden cupboards, painted white like the ceiling. It precedes an adjoining kitchen. The latter is a universe of copper, enamel, brass and black chrome courtesy of its kitchen range, the top model of a famous brand name. A stack of four wooden drawers adjoins two large ovens. A fireplace, with a small brick hearth on a level with the work surface, is next to a roasting spit making it possible to work in accordance with good cooking practices and to keep meats tender. The corridor provides access to a room, laid out as a study, a bedroom, a toilet and a dressing room, two bedrooms, with toilets, a large bedroom followed by a bathroom, with a bath, and a relaxation room, with a shower. The latter two have their walls and inlaid floors completely covered with the renowned yellow marble from Siena. A door opens into a large, through room, illuminated on either side by picture windows. A wooden terrace on the west side creates a private area, protected by a thick conifer hedge. And lastly, an immense room housing a vast swimming pool is preceded by a barbecue area, including a back kitchen. With floor-to-ceiling panelling, its walls are enhanced with diamond-shaped motifs. Behind the swimming pool are a games room and an ornamental pond with a shower.
First floor
The landing with its toilet provides access to four bedrooms and a bathroom. This level has oak wood parquet flooring throughout.
Basement
The basement houses a boiler room, a room laid out as a games room, a wine cellar and a vast, 2-car garage.