Gaudrez
The Gaudrez apartment
(2 double bedrooms, sleeps 4)
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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.