Five bedrooms, each with its own character
The principal suite
The scale of a private apartment
It occupies the quietest corner of the first floor. A dressing room, an en-suite bathroom and tall windows over the garden give the suite a generous sense of space and privacy.
- Bed
- King-size bed, freshly made each day
- Outlook
- South-facing garden
- Area
- XX m²
- Floor
- First floor
- Bathroom
- En-suite, twin basins
- Light
- Natural light
Family bedrooms
Rooms made for long stays
Each bedroom has space to settle in. Some open onto the treetops, others look over the garden. All share the same calm: thick walls, soft light and space to settle in.
The blue room
Pale blue, first floor
On the first floor, a calm room in pale blue with a contemporary canvas and space to settle in for a long stay.
- Bed
- XX
- Outlook
- XX
- Area
- XX m²
- Floor
- First floor
- Bathroom
- XX
- Light
- XX
The ochre room
Charcoal and ochre velvet
A warmer room on the garden side, in charcoal and ochre velvet, at its best in the evening light.
- Bed
- XX
- Outlook
- Garden
- Area
- XX m²
- Floor
- XX
- Bathroom
- XX
- Light
- Evening light
The attic room
A room under the eaves
On the top floor, a mansard bedroom with white beams and a different rhythm. It has a quieter, more intimate character, with a view across the rooftops and the garden below.
- Bed
- XX
- Outlook
- Rooftops and garden
- Area
- XX m²
- Floor
- Top floor, under the eaves
- Bathroom
- XX
- Light
- XX
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5
- Bed
- XX
- Outlook
- XX
- Area
- XX m²
- Floor
- XX
- Bathroom
- XX
- Light
- XX
Bathrooms in stone and brushed brass, dressing rooms already lit. Everything prepared before you arrive.
Generous volumes, natural light and a sense of privacy shape the house throughout. Rooms open onto one another without losing their intimacy, while the garden remains present from much of the interior. The house is cared for with the same discretion: everything prepared, nothing imposed.