Formerly three village properties, the house was renovated in the 1980s to offer a diversified living space with a balance between shared and private areas, maintaining the old look with visible stones and beams and with an adjoining plot of approximately 2500m².
Spread over three floors, and in an L shape, the property offers:
On the ground floor, a garage with stairs leading to the first-floor kitchen, a large cellar with a door opening onto the garden, a separate entrance to the road, and an internal staircase leading to the first-floor living room, as well as various storage spaces and shelters.
On the first floor, entering from a raised entrance with a balcony, a spacious living room with an open fireplace, the kitchen, a toilet, and a raised terrace. To the right, there is a staircase leading to the second floor, a second toilet, a bathroom, and a small corridor leading to the second part of the L shape. This part includes a living/dining room opening onto a balcony connecting the two sides of the L, an office, and the first bedroom, the latter with an external staircase.
The second floor offers an annex in the style of a ‘pigeonnier’ housing the second bedroom, and converted attics which provide two large spaces currently used as a bedroom, a playroom/bedroom, and toilets.
The house requires some work to bring it up to current standards and style.
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