The house is in an L-shape, with the open part facing south-west and the bottom of the L facing north, and is topped with a gable roof with canal tiles. Its facades are rendered with a sand-colour on the courtyard side and exposed rubble stone on the garden side. The north side - the pool side, is built in the limestone ashlar which is typical of the region. The stones are dotted with small remnants of shell dating back some 65 million years. To the north, a covered terrace forms a cosy space next to the swimming pool. Below, past the pool there is an unobstructed view over wooded communal land. There is a square stone well at the corner of the terrace. After walking through the foot gate into the grounds, six steps immediately to the right lead up to the first floor. The large-paned windows are protected by grey chestnut shutters. To the west, a carriage gate opens onto an area where vehicles can be parked. A carport could also be built here. The garden and swimming pool complete the property.

The house

To the south, the house is protected from view by a wall with a foot gate, a few steps from the church along the lane, which is so narrow that cars can't go down it to the east. The car entrance is from the west, via a cul-de-sac.

The ground floor
The entrance hall has a toilet with a washbasin. On the left of it a door opens onto the living room, which has two windows that face the courtyard. At the far end of the room there is a stone Charentais fireplace with a wood burner and, to the right of the wall, there is a niche that is used as a “potager”, an old Charentais stone warming oven, which is useful for heating dishes over the embers extracted from the nearby fireplace in old houses. The floor is tiled and the ceiling beams have been left exposed. Immediately on the right there is a wooden quarter turn staircase leading to the upper floor. To the right of the stone potager oven there is a small sitting room with a window overlooking the garden and swimming pool. The room, with its tiled floor and ceiling with natural rafters, features a corner fireplace. The kitchen can be reached through a small-paned wooden sliding door, but also through the living room. The kitchen has large French windows overlooking the covered terrace. The worktop is made of wood with a double washbasin, with another worktop just above. The floor is part tiled and part floorboard. Before the utility room, there is a door that leads back to the entrance. To the right of the entrance hall, a storage room leads to a workshop with a window looking out onto the courtyard.
The upstairs
A landing with light-coloured walls and parquet flooring leads to the various rooms. The door frames are made of exposed limestone. A bedroom has been built under the roof, with a small window overlooking the garden and swimming pool. Another bedroom on the courtyard side is also under the roof. Opposite the latter, in a corridor on the right, there are a toilet and a shower room with two wash basins before a third bedroom with a sloping ceiling, contrasted by a wall with a blue background. From here, a door leads on to a fourth bedroom, with two windows, a low mezzanine and an exposed roof truss. Next, a toilet and a tiled shower room are adjoined by a door that opens onto three wooden steps in a hallway with cupboards hidden by curtains. From here, the outside of the house can be accessed via six stone steps.