French Stone Houses Pictures
Today, we are sending you a few stone houses pictures taken during walks and during a weekend street “vide-grenier” (garage sale although it literally means empty-attic). Stone houses are so beautiful and often carry a long history – some dating back many centuries. In France, you can find them isolated in the countryside, inside fortified cities, or simply in the middle of the “bourg” (village center). Most stone houses have had to undergo renovation and it’s endearing to know that homeowners go to great length to stay faithful to the character of their stone house – definitely a labor of love!
Wishing you a delightful Tuesday with these photos, enjoy!
Art of the Home French Stone Houses Pictures – Serie 1
- A French farmhouse in the country:
Stone Houses Pictures: Photo 1
- The small “garde-manger” (pantry) below needs some TLC but would fit in perfectly in any French country decor. And notice the shutters, as with most shutters in France, they are functional and certainly closed daily at nightime.
Stone Houses Pictures: Photo 2
- The above stone house is surrounded by a stone wall, used here to showcase the “vide-grenier” items for sale:
Stone Houses Pictures: Photo 3
- This rustic stone wall is also perfect to hold a geranium terra cotta pot or other planters:
Stone Houses Pictures: Photo 4
- Cute small cottage-like stone and brick house. The blossoming pink hydrangeas (hortensia) are so beautiful!