A charming pair of Renaissance-style houses with a walled

You reach this Renaissance-style property from a narrow street in a quaint village, nestled in undulating countryside. Rare authenticity characterises this historical property, which stands beside the village's church. A first house towers in a walled garden that extends across this 680m² plot. This dwelling has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in its roof space. A round tower crowned with a dovecote adjoins the building and offers a panoramic view of the beautiful surroundings. At the bottom of the garden, there is a second house. It features an Italian-style covered gallery. A swimming pool that is six metres long and four metres wide lies beside it.

The main dwellingThe main house has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It offers a floor area of 200m². It has three elevations of exposed stonework and its south-facing elevation and adjoining tower are smoothly lime-rendered. There are windows on all the floors. The tower has an extra floor at the top: a dovecote, crowned with a cone roof of flat tiles. A sundial above a mullioned window, right of the tower, is listed for its historical interest.

The ground floor

The first floor

The attic
The secondary dwellingThe secondary house lies upon a basement that has been turned into a garage. A flight of stone steps leads up the dwelling and its covered Italian-style gallery. When you enter the house, you step into a large room with a concrete floor and two sets of French