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Located on a wide tree-lined boulevard, this bourgeois Art Deco-style house, built in 1929 by architect D. Mergam and partially renovated in 2020, charms with its character, generous volumes, and green surroundings. Built on a plot of approximately 4 ares, the house offers a gross surface area of 260 m² (according to the EPC) and benefits from a front garden of about 55 m² as well as a large, private rear garden of approximately 225 m², facing northwest. Behind its brick façade enhanced with painted concrete and blue stone elements, the house is organized around a central staircase illuminated by a skylight. The ground floor includes a spacious entrance hall, an office or cloakroom, a street-facing living room, a central dining room, a bright summer lounge with direct access to the terrace and garden, a Bulthaup kitchen open to the garden, and a guest toilet with a washbasin. Upstairs, three bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower, and separate toilets with a washbasin complete the living spaces. The second floor offers two additional bedrooms, a shower room with a toilet, and a convertible attic that can accommodate a sixth bedroom or a multipurpose space. The basement includes a laundry room with direct access to the garden, a pantry, a storage cellar, a technical room, and a garage for one car, complemented by two outdoor parking spaces — one in front of the garage and one along the sidewalk. This house stands out for its preserved Art Deco architecture, high ceilings, brightness, and development potential, making it ideal for a large family or for a liberal profession.