The house

The spaces are currently adapted to shared or multi-functional living. Three independent flats occupy the upper floors, while the garden level forms an adjoining house covering an area of around 400 m². In total, the house has around 20 rooms spread over six levels, including a dozen bedrooms.

The ground floor

Beyond the porch, an imposing wooden door opens onto a vast, light-filled entrance hall facing the parkland. The octagonal tiled floor with black cabochons, typical of 19th century mansions, contrasts elegantly with the wood panelling on the walls, the niches and the carved stone fireplace, whose floral decoration is still largely visible. The walls are covered with old, preserved wallpaper in golden tones, depicting natural scenes. Herringbone parquet flooring, high south-facing windows and a French window with access to the garden give this room a bright, elegant feel. It has retained its original mouldings, carved stone fireplace and generous ceiling heights. There are several lounges set out in a row. One of them is decorated with a panoramic period tapestry which is framed by dark wood panelling. A library, a small panelled bar and several wooden fireplaces, some topped with mirrored overmantels, complete the floor. A large, light-filled dining room is perfect for large meals. A kitchen, built in the former pantry, combines contemporary equipment with cement tiles on the floor, in a sober, functional style. A quarter-turn wooden staircase worn over the years leads to the upper floors. Behind a discreet door, another, secondary entrance leads down to the lower floors.

The upper floors

They are clearly and logically organised. The first floor has five bedrooms, a study, two bathrooms and three toilets. The second floor has three further bedrooms, a lounge and two shower rooms with toilets. Finally, the partially converted attic has a bedroom, a small lounge, a bathroom and a toilet. At the back of the house, the garden level houses a separate living room. The basement extends this level to include an area with two bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and direct access to a small courtyard. The other part of the basement houses two cellars and a boiler room. Each space has its own entrance.

The grounds

The estate extends over around 2.7 hectares, all of which is enclosed by ancient walls, discreet fencing and planted hedges. It is arranged around the main building, which is positioned slightly higher. There is an ornamental garden where stone staircases and gently sloping paths join the different parts of the parkland. A pond, fed by a small stream, brings freshness and is an ideal place to relax and stroll around. A number of benches, flowerbeds and vegetation made up of various trees, including ancient conifers, enhance the landscape. Nearby, the outbuildings, including a wash house with a bread oven, a workshop, sheds, 12 horse stalls and a meadow, are set back from the property. Off to one side, a large parking area has been created to accommodate several vehicles without spoiling the view of the parkland. The caretaker's cottage, located opposite the main residence, can be used for independent residential purposes or as accommodation for staff or visitors.