Standing at right angles to a street that leads to the centre of the village, this house is surrounded by a large garden, enclosed by tall trees. At one end, a set of gates opens on to a little driveway leading to two garages. At the back, a car parking area for two cars precedes a barrier that closes the garden. A section of the house on the street is rented out as offices for a solicitor.

The large, luxurious home

Constructed from brick, this L-shaped house spans three levels, including the attic space, all separated by stone string courses. The hip, slate roof features Jacobin-style dormers. Three steps go up from the street to an offset entrance door, one of five bays comprising the facade. In the garden, a building, composed of quarry stone blocks is aligned with the house. It spans one level under attic space.

Ground floor
The garden facade is identical to that of the street, but with four bays. The entrance door opens into a tiled vestibule. It provides access, on one side, to double, mirrored doors opening into a vast living room, widely illuminated via three openings. Straight in front of the entrance door, a wooden stairway goes upstairs to the first floor and to the attic space. On the other side, a wide opening leads to a dining room and to a second, adjoining living room. This is not a through room, light floods in via a wide stationary picture window facing a 4-leaf French window. It is heated by a moulded stone fireplace, the chimney breast of which goes up to the ceiling, featuring exposed beams and joists. A door closes the kitchen, followed by a boiler room, with a door leading out to the rear garden, and a wine cellar at an appropriate temperature. A vast toilet is installed next to the stairway.
First floor
The single-flight, wooden stairway is fitted with wrought iron railings and a wooden handrail. It goes up to a vast landing. The floor on this level is covered with herringbone parquet flooring which, in the main bedroom is laid in a randomly-matched pattern. It gives access, on one side, to two bedrooms as well as a shower room and toilet. On the other side, the main bedroom is separated from a smaller bedroom by a bathroom. And lastly, a fifth bedroom features a marble fireplace, flanked by wide cupboards that hold a surprise. They conceal, on one side, a bathroom and, on the other, access to the attic space in the second building. This area comprises a vast room, with a stone fireplace, a kitchen area and a terrace, which looks out over the garden, reached via a glazed French window. Light is further provided by a window and three dormers.
Attic
This area, which could easily be converted, is reached via the main stairway. The floors are predominantly paved with old, square terracotta tiles. It is illuminated via nine dormers and divided into corridors and small rooms.
Garden
This garden, entirely laid to lawn and surrounding three sides of the house, is bordered by tall trees. The many shrubberies notably surround the terrace in front of the quarry stone block house. As the land slopes slightly, the garden also borders the terrace of the vast room under the rafters.