Behind the stone, a house that reveals itself floor by floor. In the heart of a sought-after tourist village, this characterful house of over 170 m² of living space strikes a particularly successful balance between authenticity, volume and comfort. Its stone façade immediately conveys the spirit of the place. Inside, the renovation has preserved what needed to be: exposed stone walls, beams, generous openings and original architectural features create a warm home without compromising on functionality. The ground floor opens onto an attractive entrance and accommodates an office/utility room, as well as a first bedroom with its own ensuite bathroom. On the first floor, the change in scale is striking. Nearly 80 m² are entirely dedicated to the living space, with a fitted open-plan kitchen, a spacious lounge and a dining area. The volume, stone and light give this floor a distinctive atmosphere, designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Extending from it, an intimate terrace offers an outdoor space preserved in the heart of the village. Independent toilets complete this level. The top floor houses three genuine suites, each with its own private bathroom facilities, one of which includes a full bathroom. A layout as comfortable as it is elegant, allowing each bedroom to maintain its own privacy. In terms of amenities, the property is connected to fibre optic and mains drainage. Individual oil heating is distributed via attractive ornamental cast-iron radiators, a fireplace and reversible air conditioning in all bedrooms, ensuring comfort in all seasons (Energy Rating C). The mechanical ventilation system ensures optimal air circulation throughout. Its layout offers excellent versatility. Primary residence, secondary home, family house or seasonal rental project: its four bedrooms with private bathroom facilities and its location in the heart of a village with strong tourist traffic allow for multiple ways to use the property. A characterful address for those seeking the charm of period features without sacrificing volume, comfort… or possibilities. A garage completes the outbuildings, providing valuable parking and storage. A cellar adds to these practical spaces.