With shared walls on either side, the house protects a back garden sheltered from view and facing southeast. Constructed over a basement level, the house has three floors, the last of which is built into the attic space and represents a living area of approximately 180 m².
The gabled roof, covered in slate and recently redone, has a dormer window with a triangular pediment on the street side and, on the garden side, three skylights. The northwest façade, on the street side, is clad in red brick and decorated with cast-iron tiebacks, while the garden-side façade is covered in white plaster. Located on the left side of the façade, the original blue-painted wooden front door is topped with a glazed fanlight protected by a wrought-iron scroll-pattern grille and framed by Fontainebleau limestone casing crowned with a keystone. The large double-glazed windows that punctuate the façade are aligned into three vertical rows and protected by white louvred wooden shutters as well as wrought-iron scroll-patterned guardrails. Lastly, moulded stringcourses, cornices and window surrounds add a touch of elegance to the whole.

The House

The ground floor
Behind the front door, a dual-aspect hallway, bathed in light, leads directly to the garden and a central hallway that provides access to the double quarter turn wooden staircase with wrought-iron guardrail leading to the upper floors. It also provides access to, on the street side, a large kitchen-dining room and, on the garden side, a living room and a laundry room between the two. A lavatory can be found under the staircase.
All of the hallways in the house have conserved their original floors with either floral-motif cabochon tiles or ancient cement tiles in light and warm tones like cream, taupe grey and blue. The kitchen-family dining room of approximately 25 m² has white walls illuminated by two tall windows. The floor is covered in hardwood in the dining room area and in geometric-patterned grey mosaic tiles in the kitchen, the black cupboards and drawers of which subtly contrast with a wooden countertop. The living room, with a little more than 15 m², provides direct access to the patio and garden through a set of French doors. Its moulding, a central ceiling rose as well as mitred herringbone hardwood floors have been conserved. A woodstove and a cast-iron radiator are used to heat the room.
The small laundry room located between the kitchen and living room still has its original black and white cabochon stone floor.

The intermediate level
A lavatory with sink is located here, with its floor and credenza covered in beige travertine tiles.
The first floor
A central hallway leads to three bedrooms as well a shared bathroom. The two larger rooms, with approximately 20 m² and 15 m², respectively, are each illuminated by two large windows and decorated with original marble fireplaces. In addition, one of them has its own lavatory. On this level, except for the bathroom, the floors are all hardwood.
The second floor
The attic space is composed of two bedrooms of approximately 15 m² and 10 m², respectively, a shower room with lavatory as well as a game room with mezzanine, all accessible via a central hallway. The floors are covered in ancient hexagonal terracotta tiles.
The basement
Ancient and vaulted, this space extends under almost the entire surface area of the house and includes a condensing gas furnace, which was changed in 2023.