Welcome to a tour of our beloved Reunion House

Right from the start, Chester makes his presence known. Here we can see the front gates, with a sign warning of Chester’s presence!

In this photo, we are looking back up at the house from the garage.

From the end of the pool, this next photo shows the view down to the river Garonne.

We are blessed with having the mighty Garonne on three sides of the house. So following the previous slide of straight ahead, this is looking left from the terrace.

 

....and now looking to the right, going upstream.

Here we see a closer up shot of the cabane, with the brand new wall and side gate shown to the right of it.

A quick hop over the wall, and from here you can see the entrance to the cabane and the new side wall in all their glory.

This next photo shows the arched entertainment area, and the door leading into the kitchen.

As we walk into the kitchen, this is the view over the table to the work surfaces.

And from the other end of the kitchen, the view back towards the fridge freezer and back door.

Turning round to the left, this next photo shows the dining room.

And from the other direction

Now looking up the stairs, we can see the bar on the left, and Chester standing guard half way up the stairs.

This photo from half way up the stairs nicely shows the dining room with the mezzanine level above it. 

This next photo shows the mezzanine as seen from the top of the stairs.

Here we see the mezzanine area up close. This whole section could be seen as ‘reclaimed land’. Originally the builder had both the lounge and dining area double height with a 1 metre balcony running round the edge. As shown here, we have inserted a mezzanine level above the dining room. Now not only affording a more cosy dining experience, but also a fantastic living space up here with views over the Garonne.