Thick stone, a quiet courtyard
A house that has stayed in the same place for centuries, with walls that keep the cold out and soft light inside.
Walls that hold time
The stone is laid in courses, with wooden shutters on the windows and an iron balcony with flowers. In the evening, small lights come on along the paths and stairs.
The house has two levels, an outside stone staircase and a vaulted entrance with a solid wooden door.
The walls
Thick stone keeps things cool in summer and warm in winter. The windows are small, with wooden frames.
The courtyard
The stone paving, the wooden sofas and the fire in the corner make the courtyard the house’s evening place.
The arches
The vaults and arched doorways link the rooms and let air move between them.
Arches and warm light
The vaulted hall leads to the bedrooms, where thick walls keep the quiet and the wooden ceiling keeps its beams.
A table that takes its time
After sunset, the wooden table in the courtyard fills with candles and glasses. The stone house stands behind it and keeps watch.
Here people eat a lot and talk slowly, late into the night.
“A good house is felt from the first evening. The stone welcomes you.”