The house was built in 1975. It offers a 157m² floor area. It has a raised ground floor with a basement below it and a first floor in the roof space. The dwelling is crowned with a hipped roof. From the street, a wooden pedestrian gate leads into the plot, then a large flight of stone steps takes you up to the house’s entrance door. A wooden double-leaf gate also leads into the plot, taking you onto a stone-paved drive that slopes down to a double garage. At the top of the steps, a wooden double door with glazing and wrought-iron decor forms the entrance that takes you inside the house. The roof has a three-window trapezium dormer on the street-facing side. The other roof slopes have roof windows. On the garden side, a terrace edges the rear elevation, which is pale-rendered. This terrace looks down at a tree-dotted garden. A flight of stone steps leads up to the terrace. There are many openings in the walls: windows on the street side and glazed doors on the garden side. They are fitted with wooden shutters.

The house

The ground floor
The ground floor has a hallway, a kitchen, a large lounge, a bedroom, an office, a bathroom and a lavatory. From the vast hallway, which is bathed in natural light from many windows, a first staircase with two quarter-turns leads up to the first floor. A second staircase leads down to the basement. The fitted kitchen is big enough for you to dine in it. You reach the lounge via a glazed double door. The room features an open-hearth fireplace. Two sets of French windows lead out to the terrace and garden. A bedroom with a large in-built wall cupboard faces the garden. An office lies on the street side. A separate lavatory and a bathroom with a bathtub complete this ground floor.

The upstairs
The first floor takes up the roof space. A staircase leads up to a landing. Up here, there are three bedrooms, a bathroom and a lavatory. The largest bedroom has a private lounge and a private storage space. The two other bedrooms are similar in size to one another. One of them, on the street side, has an in-built wall cupboard. The other one, on the garden side, has two in-built wall cupboards. A lavatory and a bathroom with a bathtub complete the ground floor.

The basement
The lower floor is a semibasement. It has a vast hallway that connects to a utility room, a linen room, a cellar and a garage, which adjoins a workshop. The utility room and the linen room are filled with natural light from windows with bars. In the utility room, there is a condensing gas boiler, which was fitted only a few years ago. Two vehicles can be kept inside the garage. The workshop, which lies beneath the terrace, serves as a storeroom for gardening tools and equipment.