Gaudrez
The Gaudrez apartment
(2 double bedrooms, sleeps 4)
The Gaudrez apartment is named after the doctor and philanthropist who lived next door. Its front door opens off the house’s entrance hall onto a straight stone staircase with stone walls. Immediately at the top is the kitchen, then, through a 16th century door, a light, wooden floored corridor leading to the living room and two large bedrooms.
The dual aspect living room is furnished with two 2-seater sofas, occasional tables, a pine table, dresser and small cupboard. The TV incorporates a multi-standard video player. A feature of this room is the 16th century window, rediscovered during the restoration works, which now houses an oak-framed, leaded, stained-glass window.
Both bedrooms can be made up with king-size or twin beds. One has a walk-in cupboard, dressing table, oak bedhead and bedside cabinets and two cane armchairs. The other has a wardrobe, an oak dressing table, bedhead and bedside cabinets and two upholstered bedroom chairs.