You have to pass through the gate to understand. In Courry, in a small village in the Gard where people still take time to live, this 139 m² farmhouse, built in the 1800s, has a presence all its own. Here, nothing has been designed to be perfectly straight or standardized. The house is organized over several levels, around a courtyard, a terrace and the swimming pool. From arrival, you discover a property that has relief, character and above all a real history. Inside, the rooms are discovered progressively. The 27 m² living room, with its fireplace, is a warm space. The kitchen, equipped with a door-window and a bay window, opens directly onto the 53 m² terrace, creating a beautiful continuity between the house and the outside. The farmhouse offers 5 bedrooms, ranging from 10 to 13 m², spread between the first and second levels: two bedrooms on the first floor and three on the second. Two bathrooms, one on each of these levels, complete the sleeping area. A 15 m² office completes the space. It can naturally serve as an office, workshop, guest bedroom or simply remain this separate space where one can isolate oneself. Heating is provided by a condensing oil boiler. The house also has several wood heating options: a fireplace, a wood-burning stove and a wood stove located in the office. And then there are the cellars. 75 m² of cellars, offering all the space needed for storage, DIY, renovation or simply preserving what is part of the life of an old house. A well of 50 m³ also completes the outbuildings and the possibilities offered by the property. Outside, the 472 m² plot is organized around the house and the swimming pool, equipped with a chlorine system and perfectly functional. The 53 m² terrace naturally becomes an additional room when the fine weather arrives. For comfort, the house is connected to mains drainage. Courry benefits from a pleasant environment, close to the Cocalière cave and Saint-Ambroix, in the heart of an area appreciated for its landscapes and quality of life. What one likes here is precisely what is not found in all houses: the different levels, the walls, the volumes, the cellars, the courtyard, the old and modern equipment that coexist, and this impression of entering a house that has already lived several lives. A farmhouse from the 1800s with 139 m² of living space, 5 bedrooms, a 15 m² office, 2 bathrooms, a 53 m² terrace, a swimming pool, 75 m² of cellars, a 50 m³ well and a 472 m² plot. You have to see it in person to really understand what makes its charm.