As the name suggests, the property was once a small farm growing watercress. Originally built in 1846, this property was up to 2000 being used as a grain store, when a major structural renovation was undertaken. One feature of the property is the Pigeonnier (stone built pigeon loft / dovecote). Pigeonniers are typical architectural features of many buildings in south-west France.

A complete refurbishment was undertaken in 2007. The modernisation has resulted in a very spacious and contemporary interior. There is a mixture of oak and limestone flooring throughout, with balconies overlooking the spectacular forest views.

On the lower level a stunning kitchen / dining area leads to the luxurious exterior pool and gardens. Individuals with impeccable taste and exacting standards need look no further for the ideal holiday retreat.