Surrounded by rolling countryside, alternating between woods, ponds and hedgerows, and scattered with charming villages dotted with old stone houses, from the village, a lane leads to a double-leaf gate topped with spikes, which opens onto an interior courtyard with the main dwelling, an outbuilding and plenty of space for parking.
Dating from the 19th century and facing south towards the courtyard, the farmhouse displays architecture typical of the region with a number of windows, safeguarded by solid white wood shutters, which promise ample sunlight for its interior. Topped with a glazed fanlight, the front door stands next to a wide large-paned window, which, like all of the other windows and doors, is highlighted by a brick and local stone lintel. With the same materials repeated in the building’s quoins, the upstairs windows are safeguarded by ornately designed guardrails and topped with arched lintels.
Not far from the house, a 4 x 9-metre saltwater swimming pool, installed in 2022 and heated with a heat pump, provides a refreshing space to cool off in the summer months and abuts a stone patio, while, behind the property, expansive wall-enclosed grounds are planted with tall trees and two pieces of land are zoned for construction: one in the upper part of the grounds, accessible via a gate, and the second much lower down, bordered by a dry stone wall and accessible via a charming recessed opening.

The Main Dwelling

The ground floor
The entrance hall, with small colourful floor tiles that extend all the way to the shower room and guest lavatory, as well as plenty of storage cupboards, provides access to a hallway, the colours of which create a muted atmosphere, while its original terracotta floor tiles add a touch of charm. This hallway leads to the first bedroom facing east, where an atelier window acts as a separation between this room and an initial fitted kitchen with many cupboards, which could also be transformed into a bathroom if so desired. On the other side of the entrance hall, a sunny living room, with a wide window that looks out directly onto the courtyard, is decorated with a wood-burning stove and straight-plank oak hardwood floors, while, on either side, a doorway gives directly onto a vestibule, reinforcing its dimensions and dual-aspect perspective. Extending on from here, a small corridor conceals a wine cellar and leads to a couple of wooden steps, which provide access to a second kitchen facing the grounds to the west. The latter, with a stone tile floor, includes many storage spaces as well as triple glass doors that open directly onto the outdoor patio. With double-glazed windows throughout this level, back in the entrance hall, a straight staircase with a bannister leads to the upstairs floor.
The upstairs
Divided in two, a landing, with floral wallpaper, includes a tiled bathroom with a walk-in shower, illuminated by a window and completely updated according to modern standards of comfort, while, directly opposite is a small children’s bedroom with many storage spaces and a carpeted floor in good condition. Following on from here are two more large bedrooms decorated in soft tones with hardwood floors, one of which has two windows with views of the surrounding nature. With double-glazed windows and hardwood floors throughout this level, except for in the bathrooms and lavatories, the second section of this floor is accessible via a glass door that opens onto a corridor with a cupboard, followed by a lavatory and a bathroom, both completely redone. This part of the floor, reserved for children, is decorated with festive wallpaper and colourful painted walls in each of the three bedrooms, while the high-quality, wood-framed windows provide breath-taking views of either the grounds and its orchard or the interior courtyard. Last, but not least, all the rooms come with reversible air-conditioning for optimal comfort in any season.
The grounds
With stone coping in good condition, the heated swimming pool is located next to a stone patio, which skirts the house and is directly accessible from the second kitchen. With views of the tall trees and an orchard with apples, plums, Mirabelle plums and cherries, the premises are planted with climbing rose bushes and hydrangeas, which create a magnificent ensemble with the neighbouring oaks and bay trees. In addition, two pieces of land are zoned for construction: one located near the dwelling to the south and another one higher up and enclosed by a fence.