La Dame de Verre

It's called the Glass Lady because this former stone mansion was renovated less than 10 years ago to let in light from all sides, with a courtyard façade that has become an immense 3-storey glass roof. There are even skylights in the ceilings on every floor, allowing you to see the vaulted cellar and its ancient well in complete safety.
There are also 2 secure wells inside the house!

A pretty turret adorns a corner of the courtyard, entirely covered in evergreen vegetation, which is covered in flowers in spring, visible from the living room and all the double bedrooms.
1 interior balcony and 1 rooftop complete the views of this atypical, elegant and intimate property. No overlooking!

We've laid out the house so that it offers convivial spaces for all ages and all uses: an immense ground floor of 90m2, entirely open onto the courtyard, brings together the fully equipped kitchen, the flexible dining room and the living room with, a rare feature, 1 comfortable place for 6 to 10 people, depending on your configuration. Upstairs is a relaxation and games area with a hanging net, swing, yoga mats, small desk and footstools that can be used as extra beds, and downstairs a large library/office area, both bathed in light all day long.

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