The house and situation are just as appealing. Positioned at the end of a track high up on a hillside, there are extensive woods to one side. The expansive lawned garden slopes slightly but is essentially flat, ideal for children. The sense of space continues inside the stone built property, immediately evident in the open plan living/dining area where a long refectory table dominates. Loftily extending to the rafters, the traditional facets of the room have been retained, such as exposed timber and open stone on the walls and the huge, impressive fireplace. What was formerly the old water tower at the opposite end of the house has been transformed into a circular bedroom, a most attractive feature. A large barn comprises one wing of the house which offers table tennis, alternatively you may want to try your hand at boules on the pitch provided in the grounds. Upstairs bedrooms, accessed at either end of Le Rual, nestle in the rafters of the house and boast upright holding beams. Ground floor: Open plan living (TV, DVD, fireplace)/dining room with kitchen area (dishwasher, microwave, built in electric barbecue). Utility room (washing machine). Shower room. Separate WC. Bedroom with a double bed. Telephone for incoming calls. Heating (payable locally). First floor: Enclosed mezzanine (low beams) with twin single beds. Bedroom with a double/twin bed. Outside: Private swimming pool with jacuzzi tub (13m x 7m). Barn with table tennis. Boules pitch. Private parking. Grounds of lawns and woods.