Set in nearly two hectares of parkland, with unobstructed views over the surrounding hills, the property features a large residence built of local stone and half-timbering, embellished with wooden balconies. The park extends over a number of large, partly wooded terraces. The property also offers a large garage and various small garden buildings. At the bottom of the grounds, a building plot could be detached.

The house

Built as part of a vast programme to develop the area into a health resort with luxury hotels, the style of the main building is inspired by Russian dachas, mixing stone and wood, under a tiled roof. The large rectangular house is painted red, well-proportioned with covered projections for the south and north entrances, balconies on the first floor and large wooden sloping roofs. The solidity of the stone walls subtly combines with the wooden framework, the roof slopes and the three balconies on the south facade.

Ground floor
In the centre of the facade, the entrance door opens onto an enclosed porch with hexagonal windows on either side, under a small tiled roof. At the rear is a second entrance, also protected by a small awning. The entrance leads directly into the large living room which extends over the entire south-east corner of the building. Two fireplaces. To the rear, a small corridor opens onto the kitchen and a small dining room situated in a western wing of the building. The floors are terracotta-tiled. Large wooden beams adorn the ceilings.
First floor
The central staircase leads to a corridor which serves four bedrooms, three of which face south, each with a balcony. High double-glazed wooden windows let the light pour in. The floors are tiled with “Tomettes”, Provençal terracotta tiles. The master bedroom has a large wooden balcony with a view of the southern countryside.
Second floor
The central staircase leads to the third level, where the central corridor features a built-in cupboard and bookshelves. The four bedrooms on the first floor are all under the rafters and feature sinks in addition to the bathroom. In the room facing East, a small balcony overlooks the hills.
The parklands
The grounds beneath the house extend over about 2 hectares. In front of the building, a wide terrace bordered by a low stone wall separates the main “Restanque” (Provençal terrace) from the rest of the grounds. Numerous trees are planted in the meadows, leaving several open spaces. A small annex building facing the street houses a garage for two vehicles.