The edifice possesses a discrete façade overlooking the street, in the shade of the lime trees on Avenue Raymond Poincaré. Behind it, a lush garden with a heated swimming pool can be found. The property is enclosed by high stone walls and perpendicular outbuildings but opens out onto the banks of the river flowing through the town.

The residence

This two-storey building is made of Savonnières stone and has a recently renovated roof made up of interlocking tiles. The tall windows are double glazed with wooden joinery.

The ground floor
The hall running through the house is paved with cement tiles and lined by wainscotting as well as finely crafted cast iron radiators. On the right, it leads to a dining room with chevron-patterned wood flooring, wood panelling, a ceiling with finely crafted stucco decorations and a black marble fireplace adorned with bronze foliage decorations. Opposite, the lounge boasts English bond oakwood flooring and a wood-burning stove. The lounge is followed by the kitchen, which is bathed in light. Its central island unit and white, lacquered furniture blends harmoniously with the light-coloured terrazzo flooring, while French windows open out onto the patio. The chevron-patterned wood flooring in the bedroom has been painted white and a wardrobe is smartly hidden behind the bed’s headboard. A bathroom with a lavatory can be found next to the bedroom.
Perpendicular to the central hallway, a wide corridor leads to a cloakroom with a lavatory, a utility room and a garage housing a log store.
The upstairs
The stone staircase with a wrought iron balustrade climbs up from the hall to a landing leading to four bedrooms and a games room. The bedrooms boast pitch pinewood flooring. In two of them it has been covered with coconut fibre matting. Two bedrooms possess black marble fireplaces and a shower room with a lavatory, while the third has a bathroom with a lavatory.
There is a laundry room in the corridor running through the floor, which leads to a vast, 136-m² room, with a ceiling height of more than 7 metres, that has not yet been converted. In the 1920s, it was used as a pharmaceutical laboratory.
The basement
This level is divided into three vaulted rooms, one of which houses the mains gas boiler installed in 2008 and a water softener.