A renovated, approximately 160 m² 19th century country

A tarmacked cul-de-sac around 100 metres long provides access to the property entrance, which is a metal gate supported by two stone pillars. From here, a short ramp leads to a wooded garden where a gravelled area provides parking for several cars on the eastern edge of the house. The house itself, built towards the centre of the plot, is flanked by a swimming pool on its western side. Two storeys high, with a cellar underneath, the building is roughly rectangular in shape, with a south-facing, rendered stone facade and three rows of windows on each storey, protected by wooden shutters. It is topped by a flat Marseille tile roof with four sloping sides. An impressive staircase with colonnades leads up to a vast travertine terrace, which borders the house on two sides. This extends to the swimming pool and the western part of the garden.
The houseIt was completely refurbished in 2018. This included repairs of the floor tiles on the first floor, checks on the roof and renovation of the heating, electricity, kitchen equipment and furniture, bathroom and toilet facilities and all surfaces.
The garden-level floor
As the land slopes slightly, access to the first level of the house is via the entrance door to the north, which is topped by a small gazebo, or via an impressive outside staircase and a terrace to the south. The living area opens onto this via two French windows, while the kitchen, toilet and staircase to the first floor occupy the northern part of the floor. A single