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Renovated by architect Claire-Hélène Drouin in 2013, the apartment is revealed through its striking black and white striped entrance, which sets the tone. The living room showcases original features: moldings, curves, antique doors, perfectly preserved terracotta tiles, and high ceilings all contribute to the undeniable charm of the space. Facing south, the living room overlooks the surrounding verdant gardens, offering tranquility. The kitchen, tucked discreetly into an alcove, is its black and blue tones, creating a perfectly defined space where contemporary style blends seamlessly with the original features. The north wing, dedicated to bedrooms, leads to a large master suite where a clever headboard delineates the spaces and conceals a shower room finished in polished concrete. An antique fireplace adds grandeur to the room. A second bedroom and a third, elongated one on the south side, complete the space. They share a bathroom with a distinctly 1960s feel, decorated in black and white, and adjoining a laundry room. A 25 sq m cellar completes this unique property.