A wide boulevard lined with lime trees leads to the flat. First, an impressive late 19th century dressed stone building with several finely chiselled balustrades comes into view. A carved wooden carriage gate, topped by an elaborate glass transom, opens onto a generous hall with old wooden letterboxes. The communal areas lead to the flats in the building.
Behind another carriage door appears the completely independent dwelling, featuring a wide-plank teak terrace surrounded by lush greenery with a mix of various plants. Cleverly arranged flowers, aromatic herbs and shrubs grow in front of the flat.
The future inhabitants will enjoy exclusive use of the small garden, but will be responsible for its upkeep.

The flat

The building has two levels and a basement. The light-coloured facade has several large windows with louvered wooden shutters. Period wooden cladding with crenulated edging runs the length of the frontage above the openings. There are wooden trims between the windows. The basement is accessed via a double glass door. The window wells of the house are finely crafted and carved into the stone. The slate roof features several skylights, letting plenty of light pour inside. A few stone steps lead up to the main entrance door.

The ground floor
The entrance hall opens onto a vast, loft-like space. Four large double-glazed windows provide plenty of natural light, with views over the garden. The brightness brings out the wide oak strips of the contemporary hardwood floor. Opposite the hallway, a guest lavatory with porcelain washbasin is complemented by cupboards with old-fashioned louvered wooden doors. This is followed by a vast room divided into three areas: the entrance hall, the dining room and the very modern kitchen. The kitchen features a wooden worktop that matches the colour of the floor, and integrated appliances with brushed steel cupboards. Directly adjoining is the dining area. A special feature of the living room is the fireplace with its clean lines perfectly suited to the ensemble. Two spiral metal staircases lead up to the bedrooms on the first floor.
The garden-level floor
A double glass door leads to a highly unusual space combining authenticity and modernity. There are two accesses, one from outdoors and the other from indoors via the staircase leading down to the basement. A study space overlooks the old stone steps leading down to the garden. This area is lit by double-glazed glass doors. A bedroom with large storage cupboards and a chequered tiled floor, a shower room adorned with a multitude of mosaics and a separate lavatory with a stone washbasin are on the same level as an indoor swimming pool. A large glass door separates the bedroom area from the pool. A door opens onto a very large area featuring a large pool surrounded by centuries-old stone walls and wide strip hardwood flooring. The star-spangled ceiling and a row of chests turned into seats define the space. A stone alcove leads into a vaulted space where the shower is located. Heated by a heat pump and treated with salt, the pool also features a counter-current system and an electric roller shutter. A ventilation system prevents damp.
The first floor
At the top of the staircase on the lounge side, an opening leads to the first bedroom with its study area. Impressive sliding wardrobes line one side of the wall. Large skylights illuminate the bedroom. The wooden floor is the same as that on the ground floor. The exposed beams are painted white. An adjoining bathroom, fully tiled and fitted with two porcelain washbasins and sliding wardrobes, connects with a second bedroom, which has independent access to the outdoors via the first metal staircase on the kitchen side.