A grand nineteenth-century house with a garden and annexe in

You can enter the house straight from the street. A pedestrian door takes you into the garden on one side. And on the other side, a metal gate opens onto a gravel drive. This driveway leads to a walled garden and to an elegant annexe made of stone and brick. The back of the house opens out into the garden. On one side, the annexe forms the edge of this garden.
The houseThe house stands in a square layout, upon a cellar. It is made up of three floors, including an attic. Its hipped slate roof is dotted with five skylights. The roof was recently restored. In the facade that faces the street, a wooden arched door forms the main entrance and five windows with wooden shutters neatly punctuate the wall. On the garden-facing side, the ground floor includes three French windows with wooden shutters and the first storey has three windows with wooden louvred shutters. The quoins, cornice and framing around the windows are made of tuffeau stone.
The ground floor
The entrance hall has sandstone flooring. On one side, it connects to an office with a cement-tile floor, to a shower room with a lavatory and to a kitchen that opens out into the garden via large French windows. On the other side is the dining room and the grand living room. Each room leads directly to the garden through big French windows. And each includes a fireplace and strip parquet flooring.
The first floor
A quarter-turn oak staircase climbs up onto a landing that connects to four bedrooms, a lavatory and a