A two-story building with an attic, located at 171 Avenue Jean Rieux, 31400 Toulouse, France, is depicted from a street-level perspective under a partly cloudy blue sky

A two-story building with an attic, located at 171 Avenue Jean Rieux, 31400 Toulouse, France, is depicted from a street-level perspective under a partly cloudy blue sky. The entire exterior of the house is covered in vibrant, multi-colored murals featuring abstract patterns, stylized eyes, faces, an hourglass, a snake, and a fish-like motif. Predominant colors include various shades of blue, purple, green, and pink. All visible windows on the first and second floors, as well as the main entrance, are boarded up with light gray concrete blocks. Green metal balustrades are present below the upper-floor windows. Black roof tiles cover the gabled roof, and a red-painted chimney is visible on the right side. A green metal fence with decorative scrollwork runs across the front of the property, behind a low purple concrete wall. Several white rectangular posters with black text are affixed to the fence and a green metal gate. The fence's base features a mural with stylized eyes and other designs. On the purple wall, beneath the fence, the word "babayaga!" is painted in light pink gothic script. In the immediate foreground, a dark asphalt road with white dashed lane markings is visible, bordered by a gray concrete sidewalk. Trees with green and autumnal foliage are visible behind and to the left of the house. No individuals are present in the frame.