The four-storey building impresses with its symmetrical design in combination with a light beige, flat plaster façade, which is structured by lighter, linear accents and rounded off with filigree picket railings. The entrance is discreetly offset from the axis of symmetry and invites people into the building via a central forecourt with two flanking hedges, while the hedges define the private outdoor areas of the garden flats. Two garden flats are created on the ground floor, culminating in a spacious living room facing south, which invites you into the garden. Three bedrooms flank each side of the garden and are organised along a long corridor that provides access to dressing rooms and bathrooms on the north side. The eastern flat has an additional bedroom via a bend in the terrain.

Above this are three standard storeys, each with two spacious, symmetrical flats. The flats are accessed via a central staircase and open out to the south into flowing living spaces with an eat-in kitchen that invite you onto a spacious balcony or terrace. An open conservatory is attached to the side, bringing light and interesting views into the interior. Three bedrooms are set back from the flowing living space and orientated towards the garden. At the top, the building is finished off with a green flat roof with photovoltaics, so that the overall appearance remains calm, while ecological added value can be created.