An original hillside house from the late 19th century,

The house lies at the edge of the village. It is surrounded by its garden, which is mostly wooded and slopes down to the river. The dwelling forms a unique viewpoint that looks out over the River Creuse valley and at the ruins of Crozant castle. It was built at the end of the 19th century, beside the country lane that leads down from the village. The building was designed in a long, tall shape that follows the hillside.

The houseThe house has two basement levels, which include cellars, workshops, a boiler room and a garage. It has two floors for everyday life. These two floors include five bedrooms. Lastly, it has a top floor that is currently used as storage space but could be converted. Several raised wooden walkways run along three sides of the building. They include a hanging corridor, a conservatory and terraces.

The ground floor
From the entrance hall, a timber staircase leads upstairs and down to the lower floors. A dining room lies on one side of the hallway. Its ceiling is decorated and a tall fireplace made of wood stands beneath a trumeau panel that features a painting. A broad glazed door leads straight out onto a balcony terrace that faces east and looks out over the valley. Next, there is a first bedroom and an old lavatory. On the other side of the hallway, there is a kitchen with a door that leads outside. The room takes you to an extensive lounge with a dining area. The lounge connects to a long conservatory, which extends the dining room's balcony