The house was built in the early 19th century upon foundations from the previous century. It offers a 220m² floor area. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. It is built around a spacious central inner courtyard. From the street, you reach the property via a carriage entrance gate set in a surround of dressed stone. This gate leads into an open-sided shelter. Facing south-west, the house brings an abundance of natural light into its rooms. Its outer walls are made of stonework with lime pointing. Most of its windows are rectangular and set in surrounds of exposed dressed stone. The windows and glazed doors are new, with small panes set in wooden frames painted green and shutters also painted green. The facade is plain in style. Indeed, its only ornaments are lintel keystones and finely sculpted window surrounds of dressed stone. The edifice is crowned with a gable roof of barrel tiles, underlined with a double-row génoise cornice. The remarkable house was transformed in the 1980s, then renovated in 2020 and 2021. It has kept its true character as a village dwelling, while integrating touches of modern comfort and style, notably with a floor of polished concrete on the ground floor and on part of the second floor. In its classic layout, the home has a reception space with a lounge and dining area on the ground floor and four bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms spread over the two upper floors. The property also stands out for its south-facing inner courtyard. This secret haven with a refreshing lap pool forms a delightful space for relaxation and for welcome coolness in the summer heat. Lastly, opposite the edifice and in line with the open-sided shelter, there is a two-level outhouse with a studio apartment, a utility room and a bicycle storeroom.

The house

The ground floor
A carriage entrance gate leads into an open-sided shelter and a gravelled courtyard dotted with shrubs along its edges. This secret enclosed haven is spacious enough for a lap pool, shower and outdoor kitchen to have recently been built in it. From this courtyard, a door leads into an entrance hall. On the left, there is a stone staircase that takes you to the different levels. On the right, there is a double-size lounge with a fireplace of brickwork and plastered stone. A window and a glazed door, which both face the street, bathe this large lounge in natural light. A floor of polished concrete adds a modern touch to this room with exposed beams running across its ceiling. A pair of passageways lead into a fitted kitchen filled with natural light from a south-facing window and from a glazed door that leads out onto a narrow street.

The first floor
You reach the first floor via a stone staircase that climbs up with half-turns and several flights. Its wrought-iron balustrade adds to its understated refinement and brings out the white and cream tones of its steps. The landing connects to a linen room on the left. It also connects to two bedrooms, each of which has its own shower room and lavatory. The floors are mostly terracotta-tiled. Exposed beams runs across the ceilings. And a fireplace of black marble and brickwork stands in one of the bedrooms. This same landing connects to a passageway that leads to a 60m² terrace with a concrete floor and a wrought-iron balustrade.

The second floor
The staircase continues up to the second floor, which has two bedrooms. One bedroom has a terracotta-tiled floor and the other one has a floor of polished concrete. They have sloping roof ceilings and white walls. Each bedroom has its own shower room with a lavatory.