The main residence, in the around 3,400-m² plot, looms into view at the end of a gravelled driveway lined with pruned vegetation. It has a globally rectangular layout made up of several almost aligned sections, topped by terracotta roof tiles, most of which is gabled but dotted with several slight protrusions. The facades are sober, light-coloured and punctuated by rectangular windows. To the side of the house, there is a vast patio with wooden decking. Part of it is covered beneath an exposed roof frame. The white-rendered and half-timbered outbuilding completes the property on the road-facing side. It is surrounded by an ornamental garden and then the rest of the grounds.

The main house

The three-storey edifice has living space of approximately 570 m² and boasts a unique silhouette: there is a steep, central, half-timbered, white-rendered gable wall flanked by two wings with roofs made of flat tiles. The entire residence is punctuated by windows fitted with grey-coloured wooden shutters. Looking from the street, two tall, slender cypress trees frame the peak of the forward-facing gable wall. On the front facade, a single-storey brick and half-timbered section with plenty of windows houses the reception rooms.

The ground floor
A double-leaf, wrought-iron door opens into the glazed entrance hall and leads to the large lounge. There is a bar that looks like a piece of cabinet-made furniture with a wooden counter carved with relief geometric patterns. Another smaller adjacent lounge is split into two parts, around a central fireplace with a brick hearth and hammered, riveted, copper hood. The first space is furnished with sofas and armchairs, while the second houses a cosy dining area with exposed oakwood beams and joists. On the other side of the large lounge, set one after another and separated by two arches, there is a vast dining room paved with limestone slabs beneath a coffered ceiling with in-built lighting, followed by a professional grade kitchen, a utility room and a lavatory, to complete this level.
The first floor
At the top of the solid wood staircase with a curved balustrade and sculpted handrail, the landing leads to a first bedroom. A corridor with wainscotting and wood strip flooring then leads to six other bedrooms, also with wood strip flooring. Each of them has an en suite shower room and a separate lavatory. The bedrooms all feature a unique décor, made up of wallpaper, headboards made of tapestries or framed by wood panelling, curtains and even the facing of some doors with brass handles. The floors in the shower rooms are paved with dark grey or beige stoneware tiles. Next to one of the bedrooms, there is an adjoining lounge, with lime-rendered walls, while another is adjacent to a small, further bedroom.
The second floor
This level is made up of two bedrooms with sloping ceilings, wood strip flooring and walls covered with toile. They are bathed in light through skylights. The first, which boasts a small office beneath the rafters, also has an en suite shower room. The larger, second one, with a blue and grey tapestry headboard on a natural wood lintel, boasts a modern en suite bathroom with a built-in bathtub and walnut wood washbasin cupboard. In the second bedroom, the view takes in the cypress trees in the garden through a double-leaf window. This level is completed by a loft and an archive room.