Formerly subdivided into several enclosed rooms, this section of the house now gives an interesting perspective on the residence, connecting the original part of the house to the kitchen and eventually, to the river.
This former garage is now converted into a large open space. The dining room opens onto the residence garden and an office space overlooks the living room.
The master bedroom’s simple design highlights the ancestral chimney.
The walkway separates the master bedroom from the private mezzanine made to be an office.
There is the ancestral house from the exterior. The design have been keep as the original home to highlights the victorian architectural style.
This area of the residence is the closest to the river. The tall windows make it possible to cook in perfect harmony with the external environment.
The staircase connects the ground floor corridor to the second floor. The small walkway separates the master privates appartement from the rest of the house.
The veranda connects the original living room to the main living areas.
A sliding wall divides the veranda space from the living room, allowing the occupants to modulate the space according to their needs.
The staircase was built from the wooden beams that belonged to the structure of the ancestral floor. The stairs also integrate a library that goes from the bottom of the steps to the ceiling.
The master bedroom is equipped with built-in furniture in the lower part of the roof and with a small private bathroom.