In Beaugency, nestled in the Loire Valley, an occupied life

The property is accessible by a wooden gate. The two houses are located on either side of the entrance, one to the east, the other to the west. They are oriented in a north-south position and look onto the garden, which extends southwards.
The harmonious building, built over two levels, is characterised by whitewashed exposed stone façades crowned with tile roofs whose colour contrasts with the whiteness of the walls. The rectangular, arched or low-arched windows are framed in ashlar stone and hayloft dormer windows bathe the second floor in light.
Alongside the main house is a patio to the east, while the house to the west, decorated with an octagonal tower, is bordered by a paved courtyard and woodshed not far from a garage. Between the two buildings, a second paved courtyard provides space to park several vehicles.

The Main HouseRectangular in shape with a wing set at a right angle, most of its windows face southward.
The ground floor
The front door opens onto a foyer that leads to several rooms, including a lavatory. On one side is a fitted kitchen and, on the other, a living room and dining room of more than 100 m² organised in an L shape with a brick and stone fireplace and majestic cathedral ceiling. Next to the fireplace, built-in cupboards have carved wooden doors. Large picture windows on either side inundate the room in natural light. The floor is covered in terracotta tiles, while the beams on the ceiling are exposed. A wooden quarter turn staircase leads