The property has been listed as a historic monument since 1962. It is located in the centre of the village, very close to the town hall and church. Almost hidden from the street thanks to its surrounding wall, the 16th-century house and its 18th-century wing look out over the garden and its majestic ginkgo biloba tree, a "remarkable tree". A garage, workshop and patio are conveniently located next to the entrance gate. The main facades, facing east, enjoy the rising sun. Facing the landscape and neighbouring vineyards, a swimming pool has been built at the edge of the plot.

The house

In clad tufa stone, the house has two wings, one 16th century, with three floors, the other 18th century, with two floors, one of which is attic space. A hexagonal tower houses the staircase and acts as a link between the two parts of the building. The slate roof features stone dormers topped by circular pediments. The windows on the main facade are timbered, while those on the other facades have stone mullions.

The ground floor
There is a welcoming, vast entrance hall measuring almost 30 m². The stone floor echoes the white features of the walls and fireplace. The beams and joists are exposed and left natural. A flight of steps leads up to the tower and its spiral staircase. On either side of the entrance hall there are a living room and a library. The living room is bathed in light thanks to its east, south and west-facing windows. Terracotta tiles cover the floor. A tufa fireplace recalls the one in the entrance hall. The beams and joists are exposed, and are throughout the floor. The library faces both the garden and the street. The wall on the street side is clad with a custom-made bookcase that will be left in place. In the old wing, a 35 m² kitchen has been converted into a reception room. Terracotta, tufa stone and joists create a perfectly coordinated decor. Mullioned windows add a historic dimension to the whole. The spiral staircase in the hexagonal tower is the crossroads of the house, accessible from the entrance hall, library and kitchen, and connects the upper floors. It is made of tufa stone.
The first floor
From the landing, the two wings of the building are divided into living rooms and private apartments, including bedrooms. With views of the garden and surrounding countryside, the living wing features a small living room and a study in a row. Under the rafters, wooden framework is showcased. The layout is modern and fresh. The private wing has two large bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room. One of them also has a wardrobe. The floor is covered in terracotta tiles, with exposed beams and joists on the ceiling. Painted wainscoting covers the lower walls, and wooden shutters are fitted to the windows.
The second floor
floor Accessible from the spiral staircase, it includes an attic that could be converted.