This document describes a French farmhouse for sale in the Dordogne region of France. It summarizes the key features of traditional French farmhouses, which are often very old buildings that have been in families for generations. They are typically isolated with large amounts of land. The document then details the floor plans of the farmhouse, including the ground floor with a kitchen, bedrooms, lounge, bathroom, utility room, and store room. The first floor contains a mezzanine, attic room, and shower room. Photos show the kitchen, bedrooms, living room, bathroom distinct from the separate WC room, and other rooms of the farmhouse.

1. FRENCH
FARMHOUSE
Anne & Sophie.
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2. Farmhouse
• They are very old
• In families for generations
• Farmhouses are isolated
• Large amount of land
• Usually are a big with lots of
space
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3. GROUND FLOOR
 The ground floor is what we
would call the first floor. It
consists of:
• Kitchen
• 2 bedrooms
• Lounge
• Bathroom
• WC
• Utility room
• Store room
• Games room
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4. MEZZANINE
 Or entresol is an intermediate floor between main floors of a
building, and therefore typically not counted among the overall
floors of a building.
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5. FIRST FLOOR
 The first floor would be our second floor. In our farmhouse that
we choose only has a couple of rooms like the attic room, shower
room, and the mezzanine.
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6. FLOOR PLANS
This is a usual ground floor This is a usual first floor
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7. La Cuisine
• This is the Kitchen
• They have all the same
appliances as we would.
• Like a stove, a fridge, a
microwave, and a coffee pot.
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8. La Chambre
• The bedroom
• They are different from Americans’
bedrooms.
• The French bedroom doesn’t have a
television or a closet
• Instead of a closet they have La
commode which is a chest of
drawers or like a dresser.
• But other than those two different
things that are pretty much the same
as ours
• They have posters, desks, a bed
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9. Le Salon
• This is the living room or the
lounge
• This room is the same as ours
would be
• They have a couch, lamps, a
television, a coffee table.
• Family time is spent here.
• This is one of the few rooms in the
house that usually have carpet.
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10. La Salle De Bains
• The bathroom
• This is very different from ours
because the French don’t have a
toilet in there bathroom
• It consists of a shower, sink or
tub.
• The toilet has a different room in
the house to itself
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11. WC
• This is the room where the toilet is
kept
• Sometimes there is a sink in
there.
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12. MERCI POUR L'ÉCOUTE!