Four apartments, one house

The kitchen-living room sits beneath the old roof timbers and is dominated by a large vintage mural. A table made from a slice of tree trunk, lots of wood, warm light.

The bedroom is separate, behind a dark-painted wall. The bathroom has a marble look, and the hallway runs along a sandstone wall. And for the evening there is a balcony with a table.

In the living room, natural stone walls meet a ceiling of old timber beams. A stone trough serves as a washbasin, alongside a yellow sofa and a velvet armchair.

The bedroom lies behind a wide archway, and the bathroom has a washstand made of reclaimed wood. There is also a country-style kitchen-living room – and a rock cellar: a vault set directly into the natural rock.

At its heart is the kitchen-diner: lemon tiles, shelves of reclaimed wood, a copper pan on the wall and a long dining table with a corner bench and blue chairs.

By the window there is a reading corner with two leather armchairs. In the bathroom, a shower with brass fittings against ochre tiles adds a Mediterranean touch.

Light curtains, a large double bed and a desk with a wooden top. A small kitchenette is all you need for breakfast and coffee.

If you are out and about all day and end up in the garden in the evening, you need nothing more.