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Before us stands an excellent example of traditional Provençal dwelling, embodying the authentic spirit of southern France. The façade is made of natural sandstone characteristic of the region, with exposed stone masonry creating a unique texture and play of light and shadow. It gains particular expressiveness through the contrast between rough stone walls and smooth plastered areas.
The architectural composition presents an asymmetrical two-story structure with a distinctive Provençal-style tiled roof and an expressive chimney. The façade is adorned with an elegant stone balcony on the second floor with metal railings, entwined with lush greenery, creating an organic connection between architecture and surrounding nature.
Special attention is drawn to the traditional wooden shutters in a soft blue color, serving as a bright accent against the warm stone masonry. Their color—typical for Provence—gives the façade a recognizable regional character. The arched opening on the lower level, emphasized by stone masonry, forms a cozy terrace with a dining area, demonstrating the seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces so characteristic of Mediterranean architecture.
The natural landscape is organically integrated into the architectural composition: a lush cypress tree, neat shrubs, and floral compositions in clay pots complement the image of this authentic Provençal house, emphasizing its harmonious unity with the surrounding environment.