Rustic 20th-century country house with various possibilities due to the number of rooms and outdoor spaces. Style classified as Contemporary Modernist Historicist. The house has two floors, a basement, a garden, and an attic.

The ground floor consists of:
An entrance hall with access to two reception rooms or offices decorated with Damask-style wallpaper.
A distributor space where you'll find the stairs, a 20th-century kitchen with a chimney, and a dining room with an interior decorative arch and access to the garden.
From the distributor, you can also access the porch and the basement.
A garden area with a typical corral featuring a laundry room and several small rooms where items were once stored for animals or farm use.
An old fruit and tractor storage room with factory-style windows and several refrigeration chambers.

The first floor consists of:
An entrance hall with a typical worked glass door. This hall distributes to several spaces:
An office with an exterior forge balcony.
A bedroom with a double bed, a mid-century wooden wardrobe, and an exterior forge balcony.
A small room with geometric-patterned wallpaper.
A room with access to a balcony.
A living room decorated with wooden panels on the wall.
A kitchen with two areas, one space with a stone non-functional chimney, quite open, and another, separated by an accordion door, where you'll find the kitchen with wooden furniture. This kitchen leads to the balcony.
A two-room bathroom with a sliding glass door separating the shower and toilet areas.
A room with a two-wing window facing the exterior of the house.
A balcony with red tiles giving access to a second laundry room and an old storage room for provisions. This balcony has access to the garden area via stairs mentioned earlier.

The attic consists of:
Two main rooms with arch windows on either side of the rooms and two smaller compartments.

The basement consists of:
Stone stairs leading to two rooms, one equipped with large wine barrels and the other used for food storage.

This house has a layout that allows for very versatile use of the spaces.