Paradix apartments All-round comfort
When restoring the buildings, designing the kitchens and other interior spaces we kept closely in mind the needs of our future guests. On holiday it is of course not always necessary to find exactly what one has at home. However, the question of quality remains the same.
For all the architectural details, Colin Glennie, a fervent architect and now the host of Paradix, was responsible. The pale floor tiles, white walls and striking touches of colour ensure a fundamentally Mediterranean ambiance. The furnishing assures a high degree of comfort as do the beds. The assorted towels and bed linen have been carefully chosen and the kitchens and their equipment should meet the needs of all cooks.
And that which is most important for those on holiday, the southern light flows through the generous window openings. Clear coloured curtains and sun blinds ensure both shade and privacy.
Paradix apartment 4
Paradix apartment 4, for two guests, is the smallest apartment. It is in a separate building, (which may once have been the coachman’s lodging), situated behind the Maison de Maître. The living and dining room on the ground floor face south and east onto a private patio-garden with an open-air dining table. Also here, the kitchen is of modern design.
A traditional dog-leg staircase leads to the bedroom on the upper floor which can be booked for either two single or one double bed on request. Built-in cupboards and a small bathroom with washbasin, WC and shower, complete the sleeping area.
A sympathetic place of retreat is offered in the form of an open gallery with a generously sized work table overlooking the bedroom, reached by a rather special small staircase.
