Our apartment, with the new red curtains on the downstairs bedroom suite.

Our little pedestrian street heads up a gentle hill to the cafe, the ice cream shop, and the main market square.

Our little street on market day. (Our front door is just beyond the spice stand, on the right.)

Bienvenue... welcome!!

Front entrance and stairs to the upper level

Our cozy and colorful living room

The Blue Room (twin beds) opens off the living room.

The living room has comfortable seating for five people.

Looking from the salon to the kitchen. The Poppy Room (queen bedroom) opens off this wide hallway.

Our bright and spacious kitchen, arranged for a small gathering of friends.

The kitchen cupboard is filled with glassware and colorful pottery.

Ready for breakfast! Double doors open from the kitchen to the terrace, another place to enjoy a meal.

The terrace offers a place for outdoor dining and relaxing, with views down the village main street and the countryside.

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood! One of the two boulangeries is located just down the street on the right.

Another view from the terrace

We never know what we might see from our terrace. This was a classic car rally passing through the village.

Our upstairs queen bedroom.

There's a whole wall of closets on the left; most are available for your use during your stay.

The Blue Room has twin beds, with headboards made from traditional shutters.

You don't have to live out of your suitcase... our armoire provides plenty of space for your clothes.

The beautiful view of the countryside from the Blue Room.

The upstairs bathroom is full of light. (The shower is on the left.)

Our new bedroom suite is off the entranceway (right door). Inside the left door is the toilet, a tiny sink, and storage space. The shower room and main sink are in another room on the left.

The suite has an armoire and dresser. The coffee nook is off the bedroom.

The big shower and sink are in a separate room off the bedroom suite.

The bedroom suite also includes a bright "coffee nook," with a table and two chairs. The door opens to a small balcony with another table and chairs.

The "coffee nook" is a perfect place to prepare a hot drink.

View of our apartment from the end of the street. (That's one of the boulangeries on the left.)

Here's our building, perhaps from pre-1870.

Our building at Christmas