Entry from the quiet street is through a medieval door and 8m hallway that serves as an art gallery.A set of French metal gates leads into the 70m² séjour, which has continuous windows looking out on the garden. There are three glass doors leading to the garden and pool.
The stonework in the famous white Quercy-Blanc limestone has been fully restored, lending this enormous yet welcoming room a natural, spacious aspect. It is overlooked by a minstrel's gallery that leads to the Master Bedroom. In one corner of the séjour is a fitted summer kitchen.
The large main kitchen opens off the other side of the séjour (see the plan below). It's well equipped, and has a built-in fridge, a hob and a professional exhaust fan. This kitchen includes a bar, a dining area and a comfortable sitting area with bookshelves. It also leads to the "high-house", the original five storey dwelling, and underneath is the 20m² wine cellar.
