Solenn Heussaff did a house tour of her family's new home she dubbed as "Casa Sosbolz 2.0" in her recent YouTube vlog.

Solenn shared that it took them two-and-a-half years to build the house.

In part one of her house tour, Solenn showed a glimpse of her living room and the TV room.

"For the interior, we had someone to guide us but I did choose all the furniture. So this is is our living space. I wanna make sure to really have high ceilings in the living area because I feel like it gives this sense of freedom. The sense of space which we all need in the city," she relayed .

The actress added that they wanted the living room to have direct access to the view of the pool area.

"This area is really important to us. Again it has a great view on the outdoor which is what we wanted for every single room to be able to kind of see outside," she said.

Meanwhile, for their TV room, Solenn said that they wanted it to be a bright room.

"Nothing dark. I don't like dark TV rooms and again when the kids are here, if they're watching TV in the future, I want to be able to open everything and see them so it is a very straightforward TV room," she relayed.

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For part two of her house tour, Solenn shared a glimpse of their kitchen. The kitchen area is spacious and is adjacent to the living room.

"We want it to be able to entertain people and not having to be too separate. We wanted it to be connected and we always wanted it to be able to see the kids wherever we are," she said.

She added: "When I entertain, I want everyone in one room so I am cooking, I can talk to the people sitting in the dining area. I can talk to people sitting here [in the living room] and the kids can be watching TV and we can actually see them."

They also installed a counter as centerpiece in the kitchen.

"So I do have an open kitchen here which I love to cook in. The stone is the center piece of the house when you enter. This is Brazilian quartz which is great because you can put hot pans, you can cook and put it on top and it won't burn and ruin the color," Solenn relayed.