This is the largest of the 7 apartments and has a large living room with kitchen area looking out over the terrace above the courtyard. Next door is the en suite double bedroom which also has a private entrance.

Chestnut-floored stairs lead up to the upper floor where you can relax with a good book on the white sofa (which can also be turned into a three quarter-size double bed). The whole of this floor also has chestnut floors, creating a warm and welcoming environment.

The bedroom with attached bathroom on the upper floor has a double bed with a carved wooden headboard. It also looks out over the courtyard and you can even see the swimming pool.

This apartment has been built out of the old pig pen, and is sheltered by the walls of the internal courtyard.

Very intimate and welcoming, the apartment has a small living room with cooking area and a table dating back to the 1800s. A chestnut-floored staircase leads up to the bedroom whose wardrobe is set in the unused chimney of the old wood-burning oven (which you can admire just by the entrance to the apartment). Either side of the wardrobe there are little windows; there is also a larger window which looks over the shady garden and has a partial view of the swimming pool.

The spacious bathroom is on the other side of the upper floor, reached by a

walkway which overlooks the courtyard.

This very large attic room still has the original characteristics such as the beamed ceiling and flooring. The antique furniture also add to the atmosphere. On the wall opposite the bed there is an inscription, which was written in the 16th century, by one of the friars who used to live there.

The kitchen comes with a refrigerator, a coffee machine and kettle with free teas and infusions. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower cubicle.