This three-storey house, whose levels are separated by stringcourses, is situated on a discrete cobbled street. The brick facade boasts five vertical rows of openings, which are arched or rectangular. The walls are covered in light-coloured rendering and a narrow awning made of flat tiles protects all of the openings on the ground floor. A wing extends into the garden to form an L-shape, while another house is adjoining on one side. On the other, it is flanked by a single-storey brick extension in which the entrance door as well as other openings can be found. Next to it, in a wall made of alternating courses of brick and rough-hewn flint, topped by balusters, there is an entrance to a garage.

The house

The ground floor
The entrance leads to the kitchen, a dining room, two living rooms one after another, a three-quarter turn winding staircase and a lavatory. The entrance hall and largest lounge are paved with light-coloured slabs interspersed with black taco tiling. There is straight wood strip flooring in the dining room, while in the small lounge there is herringbone wood flooring. The fireplaces in the reception rooms are made of marble and stone, while the ceilings boast modillion cornices. The rooms are bathed in light through tall arched windows and the main lounge opens out onto the garden through wide, glazed, sliding doors.
The first floor
A landing leads to two bedrooms and a bathroom with a lavatory. The floors are carpeted. Light streams into the two bedrooms through tall windows and small-paned French windows, two of which open onto a balcony overlooking the street with a wrought-iron guardrail. Another opens onto a roof terrace above the outbuilding aligned with the house.
The second floor
This level has an almost identical layout to the first floor. A landing leads to three bedrooms and a shower room with a lavatory,
The attic
All of this level has sloping ceilings. The landing leads to a large bedroom and a shower room with a sauna. In the centre, a staircase climbs to an observatory, with windows on all four sides. The walls on the landing are wood panelled and there is straight wood stripped flooring throughout. The bedroom has been renovated, with white painted walls, exposed roof trusses and light-coloured wood stripped flooring.
The basement
This level can be reached via a door tucked away beneath the staircase in the entrance. It includes a boiler room, a wine cellar and a home cinema room.