Bedrooms

Six bedrooms of 20 m². Nobody draws the short straw.

Most houses that sleep twelve get there by adding small bedrooms. Here it is the other way round: six rooms of around twenty square metres (215 sq ft) each. Five bathrooms and five separate WCs. Bed linen and towels provided.

Here is the detail, room by room, so you can sort out who sleeps where before you leave home.

Room	Floor	Faces	Bathroom	WC
1	Ground floor	West	En-suite — shower, basin	Private
2	Ground floor	West	Large private bathroom (bath and shower) across the hall	Separate, in the hall
3	Ground floor	West	En-suite — shower, basin	Private
4	Ground floor	East	En-suite — shower, basin	Private
5	First floor	East	Shared with room 6 — shower, basin	Separate, shared
6	First floor	West	Shared with room 5 — shower, basin	Separate, shared

All six bedrooms have a 160 cm double bed (a UK king / US queen). They cannot be split into twin beds, so the house suits six couples, or families whose children share a bed.

Multiple areas to sit, no one was on top of each other.

Rachel D., May 2026

Rooms 1 and 3 — ground floor, west

Two rooms on one level, each with its own en-suite: shower, basin and WC. Stone walls, terracotta floors, and a window onto the plane trees and the fields.

Room 1: double bed, desk, full-length mirror and the door open onto the shower room. — Room 1

Room 3: double bed, stone wall, pine wardrobe, armchair and terracotta floor. — Room 3

Room 1: the bed, the desk by the window and a rug on the terracotta floor. — Room 1

Room 1’s shower room: glass walk-in shower, wooden vanity unit and heated towel rail. — Room 1 · shower room

Room 3’s shower room: a basin on a white counter and a round mirror, against a lit stone wall. — Room 3 · shower room

Room 3’s glass shower and heated towel rail, against the stone wall. — Room 3 · shower

The wall-hung WC in room 3’s shower room. — Room 3 · WC

Room 2 — ground floor, west

On one level, with the largest bathroom in the house — bath and shower — across the hall and reserved for this room. The WC, separate, is also off the hall: it serves the living areas too, which stops twelve people converging on the same door on a dinner evening.

Room 2: ochre and stone walls, double bed, sofa, table and French window. — Room 2

Room 2’s large bathroom: a bath beneath a window, stone wall and double basin. — Room 2 · bathroom, across the hall

Room 4 — ground floor, east

The coolest room in the house, and the most independent. On one level, facing east onto the courtyard, with its own shower and WC and a door straight out to the garden: you can step out for coffee without crossing the house, or come in late without waking anyone.

We recommend it to anyone who does not cope well with heat — grandparents, for instance.

Room 4: double bed between two stone walls, armchair, bookcase and a French window onto the garden. — Room 4

Room 4’s shower room: a basin on a wooden unit, a mirror and a glass shower. — Room 4 · shower room

Rooms 5 and 6 — first floor

Two rooms under the beams, one facing east and one west, sharing a shower room with a separate WC. These are the quietest rooms in the house, away from the living room — and the closest to the games room.

Room 5, upstairs: beams, stone walls, a lit niche and a double bed. — Room 5

Room 6, upstairs: double bed under the beams, lit by a roof window. — Room 6

The shower room shared by rooms 5 and 6: glass shower, stone pedestal basin and towel ladder. — Rooms 5 and 6 · shared shower room

Frequently asked

What size are the beds?: Every bedroom has a 160 cm double — a UK king, a US queen.
Can the doubles be split into twins?: No. All six rooms are doubles and cannot be converted.
Is bed linen provided?: Yes — bed linen and bath towels are provided, and the beds are made up for your arrival.
Do the bedrooms lock?: No. The house is let to a single group, and the bedroom doors have no locks.
Is there a hairdryer?: Yes, two.
Are there full-length mirrors?: Yes, in rooms 1 and 3.
Do you have a cot and a high chair?: Yes, both, on request — please mention it when you book.
Travelling with a toddler?: Please write to us before you book. This is an old farmhouse, and its layout was not designed for children who have only just started walking: stone staircases, changes of level, open terraces and a pool at ground level. We would rather describe it to you honestly and let you judge than have you discover it on arrival.