A historic farmhouse in Le Haut Perche, quietly reimagined — the same rooms take on a different character depending on what you're here to do. Browse by room, or by what you're there to do.
Every space was kept or restored for a specific purpose: the fireplace stayed for the slow corner a room needed, the outbuilding stayed open for the air and light a workshop needed.
Everything in the house sorts into a few moods. Pick one and jump straight to the rooms built for it.
Or skip straight to a room you already have in mind.
Contemporary seating, a long shared table, a room built for the whole group at once — where every weekend begins.
The original fireplace, kept for late evenings in smaller company, once the group has scattered into conversation.
A converted shed, not a sealed room — raw volume, honest floors, air moving through. The space for anything that needs room, or a breeze: yoga, dance, workshops that outgrow a living room.
Built for close work — writing, ceramics, drawing, architecture. The room where hands stay busy and phones stay down.
Not a decoration — a reason. Everyone kneads, no one checks their phone. Meals happen here, together, without exception.
A rustic front kitchen and a smaller, more functional one out back — plus no shortage of ways to make coffee, from a stovetop moka to a proper espresso machine, whichever camp you’re in.
Small on purpose. A parenthesis in the weekend’s programme, for the people who need one.
The house continues outdoors. Le Cercle takes over from Le Salon once night falls — the last stop of every evening.
Some of what's here is still just land, waiting for someone to decide what it's for.
Still undefined, and open to whatever it becomes — nothing fixed here yet, which is rather the point.
Blossom in spring, fruit by late summer — come at the right moment and pick your own dessert.
Frogs after dark, fish beneath the surface — the quietest corner of the property.
Five bedrooms across three types — up to twelve guests, none of it interchangeable.
Three double bedrooms, each with its own character — the backbone of the house for couples or anyone who wants their own room.
Two single beds, one room — a natural fit for two people travelling together who’d rather not share a double.