The main house

In the entrance paved with period terracotta tiles, the tone is set, through walls with exposed stonework, dark-coloured beams, age-old alcoves and time-tested features, all combining to form a rare, rustic yet refined décor. It leads to a vast, dual aspect lounge into which light generously streams thanks to many windows overlooking the garden. The flooring is made up of a mosaic of small black and white tiles and old rugs, while a sculpted fireplace provides a bourgeois touch. The kitchen, which is also paved with terracotta tiles, boasts a historical character, with its massive beams, pointed stonework and small windows that allow light to subtly filter into the room. The staircases, with time-weathered wooden steps, climb between the different residence’s storeys giving it an antique feel. On the upper floor, the sleeping area is made up of two bedrooms bathed in light with windows overlooking the gardens. They are accompanied by an office, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom. On the garden level, there is a vast room, opening directly onto the garden, boasting stone vaults. This remarkable room, and the timeless impression it gives, could easily lend itself to use as a winter lounge, a dining room or an exhibition room. This level is completed by a utility room and a boiler room.

The second house

The second house can be reached via the courtyard and boasts a welcoming and authentic ambiance. On the ground floor, there is a kitchen with period terracotta floor tiling next to a shower room. A small flight of steps leads up the lounge, which boasts impressive, exposed beams, exposed stonework on the walls and a floor paved with cement tiles adorned with period patterns, giving the room a certain character and gentleness. The windows, which open onto the garden and its foliage, provide a direct link with the exterior. On the upper floor, a large, dual aspect bedroom is bathed in light. It is accompanied by a smaller room ideal for use as an office or small bedroom. A separate lavatory completes this level. Beneath the rafters, the loft could be converted into further living space.

The third house

It has an independent entrance onto the street and could easily lend itself to being used as a base for a professional or freelance activity. The ground floor opens into a soberly decorated office, with stone walls and old exposed beams. There is a lavatory next to the office. A very large garage occupies the rear of the house: with its considerable volumes plus exposed stonework and roof frame, it is a call back to the former craft vocation of the premises and boasts plenty of potential, as a workshop, storeroom, music room or even extra living space, according to needs. On the upper floor, with the presence of a second office and a large room beneath the rafters, several possibilities come into play: independent accommodation, artist’s studio, workspace or an extra bedroom.