There are townhouses that give no hint of their charm from the street, and this one is undoubtedly one of the most alluring. Built in the early 20th century and renovated over the years, it offers 155 m² of living space—including 417 m² of usable area—where bourgeois elegance blends with a more contemporary style, before revealing its true gem: a 425-square-meter garden, generously landscaped and completely private, where an outdoor kitchen and a hot tub lend a countryside feel to this urban address. Inside, the spaces are organized around two interconnected living rooms, a dining room, a separate Bulthaup kitchen, two bedrooms, an office, and a bathroom. The basement, converted into a 112-square-meter entertainment area with a home theater, wine cellar, and laundry room, adds character to the property, while the attics offer further potential for conversion, providing nearly 150 square meters of additional usable space. And because luxury in the city also means convenience, a spacious garage capable of accommodating three cars completes this unique urban home, located near the train station, schools, and shops.