A renovated village house with authentic charm, a guesthouse

The property's two houses share a courtyard and garden on a walled plot that covers around 1,100m². From a village road that runs alongside the main house, a low wooden gate leads onto a drive that takes you to a courtyard between the two dwellings. From a village square, a second gate, which is tall, made of wrought iron and framed between tuffeau stone pillars, leads onto a gravelled driveway that takes you into the garden. The different buildings are separate from one another. They face east and west. There is a main dwelling, a guesthouse and a small outbuilding. Exposed stonework forms the elevations, dressed tuffeau stone forms the window and door surrounds and flat tiles cover the roofs. Each building has a terrace. In front of the guesthouse, there is a lush lawn embellished with many clusters of flowering plants and dotted with trees.

The main houseThe principal house has a main section with a wing, which is completed with a conservatory. The main section has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space and the wing has a ground floor and a first floor. The elevations of exposed stonework are punctuated with rectangular, small-paned windows of different sizes. From the courtyard, the conservatory leads into the house. Gabled dormers with triangular pediments stand upon the gable roofs: two on the main section's roof and one on the wing's roof. A gravelled terrace edges the wing.

The ground floor
The conservatory serves as an entrance hall