Manor house from 1913 on a woody hill in the south of France. Splendid property, rare species...

GF:  a hall entrance with white freestone pillars,  a 25 sqm fit out kitchen (Sauter, Bosch) with an induction hob, a “bar” where to eat for 4-5 persons and an incredible Gascony fireplace 2,80 m long (more than 9 ft) with heavy oak beams and very useful electric lighting. And genuine and gorgeous “tommettes” on the floor, 2 dining/living rooms from 20 sqm to 23 sqm with the same genuine “tommettes” in perfect condition, on the floor, a 20 sqm bedroom or office with a wonderful all oak beams ceiling and a very large window opening on the remains of the chapel and the gorgeous eucalyptus and jasmine. With a large cupboard, a storeroom, a toilet, a dressing room, a all tiled laundry, a oil heating room / lumber room 

Majestic all wooden 1 m wide (3,28 ft) stairs.  

1F:  a very luminous 20 sqm bedroom with a large cupboard with a wardrobe part and a pink marble fireplace, another 20 sqm bedroom with a beautiful wall included bookcase, another luminous 20 sqm bedroom very cosy because of being attic, a very comfortable bathroom with a very large arch window opening on the hills over there. Very very well fit out with a balneotherapy bath with bubbles and jets, a massaging shower with a seat and jets, a double washbasin with very large cupboards and a large and luminous mirror, a bidet and a toilet, a 30 sqm attic that was to become another bedroom with a bathroom (everything’s ready to start the decoration: water inlet…), a very large and deep corridor running across the whole floor  

2F (and not taken into account for the house surface area):

Convertible loft

In the grounds: