On the heights of Cruchten, a spacious building from the early 19th century, renovated, with its wooded garden of 11 ares. Built at the edge of fields, the residence is a small world of beauty where the charm of the past meets the strong presence of nature all around. Dominating the valley, it is a peaceful retreat, just steps away from the pastures, embodying the art of a delicate reunion: that of history, optimized vernacular architecture, and quality of everyday life in a privileged environment without having to forgo proximity to essential amenities, shops, and services that are just around the corner. Two construction eras are distinguished, the first part, the oldest, dates back to around 1830. In the 1980s, extension and reorganization work on the barn completed the existing structure with open and bright spaces, opening onto the South and East facades, animated by large windows that overlook the garden and the panorama of the surrounding meadows. Access to the residence and the garden is by a paved path from the main southern facade, topped by two gables, adorned with a cloak of ivy in total harmony with its environment. **The ground floor** The front door opens into a vestibule that leads to a small lounge; original materials are still present and contribute to the warm atmosphere that defines the house. In the continuation, there is a first staircase, a large kitchen with a dining area opening onto the garden, to the right, a corridor leading to the technical space (boiler room and photovoltaic system controls), a second staircase, and the large lounge equipped with a wood stove, whose windows give the garden the aspects of a verdant painting. Behind the kitchen, there is a large bathroom with toilets and a laundry room. From there, a second door opens onto a more intimate part of the garden, a courtyard shaded by ancient trees, adjoining the kitchen, inviting long convivial evenings with friends or family. **The first floor** This is where the bedrooms are located. It includes a long corridor distributing into 4 large bedrooms, 3 of which are between 20 and 22 m2 and one smaller around +/- 8 m2, a shower room with toilets, and a 52 m2 attic space that can be converted. **The second floor** The right part of the attic consists of a large room with an impressive bay window offering a unique panorama of the surrounding nature. It is currently used as a recreation room and office. The adjacent room houses a library. At the far left of the building, there is an attic that can be converted and the old smoking room. **The garden** On one side, a paved courtyard at the entrance; at the back, a more natural and intimate space. It is organized into different areas allowing everyone to enjoy privileged moments, featuring a chicken coop, a greenhouse, a shed, a small pond, and shaded areas. **The carport** Located on the northern facade, a carport completes the ensemble. The garden, a closed space protected from prying eyes and noise, contributes to the surrounding tranquility. This haven of peace will satisfy both nature lovers and families seeking a better quality of life while appreciating the charm of the past. The interior spaces are designed in a spirit of comfort, and the visual continuity between the interior and exterior greatly contributes to this charming ensemble. Patrimonium Immobilière is available for any additional information or visits at ### or at ### Want to know more?
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