The Suler was the former entrance for ox carts and the hayloft, which has been transformed into a large living room while retaining all the period features.

La Stüva is the name given to the only small room in the house, which was used as a meeting place for the whole family: they would have dinner around the removable table, and in the evening they would gather around the stove, which also heated the Chambra, which can be reached by a small staircase.

This living room is ideal to retire, to work, read and think! Two large windows let in plenty of light.

A small, cosy lounge lets you watch television without disturbing the silence of the studio or the get-togethers in the suler.

Attached to the kitchen, a 3,30 meter (10,8 feet) long table can bring all the guests together for meals in the house's former stable.

A well-equipped kitchen opens onto the dining room, allowing you to work in the kitchen while taking part in the conversations around the table.