
The mansion’s upper-floor home
Oikos 1860
A generous apartment shaped by ochre, cedar and the quiet dignity of a lived-in house.
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The apartments
From the great 1860 vault to the small 1790 cottage, every room keeps a different piece of the estate’s architecture and daily life.

The mansion’s upper-floor home
A generous apartment shaped by ochre, cedar and the quiet dignity of a lived-in house.
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Light, intimate, garden-facing
A serene double room with its own veranda and views across the almond garden.
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Life beneath the stone vault
The original vaulted ground floor—cool, spacious and anchored by stone, timber and fire.
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A small house gathered around the hearth
An intimate stone cottage where the fireplace, roof timbers and old craft remain close.
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Two levels of stone and timber
A characterful split-level apartment decorated with traditional craft and woven pieces.
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This is a historic house. Levels, thresholds and stairs are part of its original character. Contact us if mobility, children’s sleeping arrangements or a particular amenity will shape your choice.
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