The house comprises :
Entrance hall (7 m2), toilet (1.2 m2), shower room (7.2 m2) with Italian-style shower, bath, double washbasin and window.
The kitchen/dining room (25.65 m2) has tiled floors, a fitted and equipped kitchen and access to the terrace via the bay window with its view over the sunflower and wheat fields. The kitchen opens onto the living room, and the staircase leads to the two bedrooms upstairs.
The living room (32.3 m2) has a 15th century monastery fireplace with a 'Jotul' wood-burning stove, tiled floor, double-glazed windows and wooden shutters.
The large bedroom (24.8 m2) with its double-glazed window overlooking the wooded grounds, wooden floor, stone walls and ceiling beams.
The second bedroom (16.6 m2) with its double-glazed window overlooks the wooded parklands and the duck pond in the distance with its natural spring.
1st floor:
Small landing leading to the two bedrooms.
The third bedroom (19 m2) under the beautiful oak roofing framework, the exposed bricolage chimney flue and window overlooking the wooded parklands.
The fourth bedroom (15 m2) has a window overlooking the parklands.
Basement:
Office/bedroom/gym room or workshop (20.6 m2) with door, window and radiator, tiled floor.
 
Two cellars: the first cellar (15 m2) houses the oil-fired boiler, which provides heating for the entire house. The ceiling is insulated.
The second, larger cellar (30 m2) has an earthen floor and stone walls with remains that probably date from the 15th/16th century. The oil tank is located in this area.
At the entrance to the property is a beautiful local stone building (60 m2 / 646 sq ft) with a bread oven (the chimney flue needs to be redone), an attic with a beautiful roof frame, and to the rear are the dovecote and the four pigsties.
To the left of the entrance is the large hangar (30 x 12.5 = 380 m2) with a good roof structure, a tobacco drying shed with a stone section (probably an old cow barn) and a workshop (47 m2) with a concrete slab and its attic for storage, also in concrete, water and electricity on site. The shed's fibre cement roof is partially covered with 9 self-generating photovoltaic panels for resale. The shed is semi-open to the south-east.
The 7,000 m2 garden, more like a wooded park, is very pleasant and relaxing.
There is a pond with a natural spring, drilled with a pump. There are mallards, water lilies and a few frogs.
A borehole has been drilled to bring water to the property, and the pump is located in the garden shed.
The pond is surrounded by plants, trees and shrubs.
Right next to the pond is the wooden shed on its concrete base (10.25 m2).
The orchard, with more than twenty trees, is in full production, with apple, pear, walnut, hazelnut, etc. There is also a row of poplars and four elms.    
The access road is brand new, with a wooden gate at the entrance, which can be electrified.