An 18th Century House With A Swimming Pool, In 4 Hectares Of Parkland, In A Village In The Hills

An 18th-century house with a swimming pool, in 4 hectares of parkland, in a village in the hills of the Drôme area. The origins of this property, called ‘Le Valrey’, date back to the 17th century. It is set around a characterful house situated at the top of a small rocky outcrop, overlooking its parkland and the surrounding landscape. The property is mostly walled and has two entrances: one via an entrance porch alongside the church and the other via a gate opening onto the road.

The three-storey main residence with a hipped roof made of flat tiles was built in keeping with the traditional layout of edifices in the Dauphinois sector. A cornice underlines the roof at the top of the light beige coloured lime rendered facades with ashlar quoins as well as dressed stone door and window surrounds.

The small-paned windows are fitted with light blue / grey painted wooden shutters, while the wooden entrance door is adorned with a knocker.

Vast, landscaped parkland stretches out around the house, made up of wide terraces, tall trees and winding drives that hug the natural relief of the land.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/