The piece looks at the house's setting, just minutes from Aubenas and Montélimar, with its sweeping 180-degree view over the Mirabel tower, and at how well placed it is to explore the region's landmarks — the medieval lanes of Balazuc, the Jastres oppidum, the château d'Alba-la-Romaine, all the way to the Pont d'Arc and the Chauvet cave.
GEO also details the spirit of the house: eight refined suites hosting up to fifteen guests, generous shared spaces — three air-conditioned sitting rooms, a semi-professional kitchen, the bright Christiane sitting room and its five-metre oak table crafted by a local cabinetmaker — plus the heated pool in the olive-lined garden and the pétanque court.
"I grew up in a family that felt like an open house, where the home lived to the rhythm of big shared tables. My wish is to offer our guests that same spirit of sharing, with all the comfort they need to feel at home."
— Louise Faure — translated from the original French
The article also covers the bespoke services available on request — a private chef, a housekeeper, in-suite massages — and how the house welcomes both family reunions and corporate seminars, just 3.5 hours from Paris and 2 hours from Lyon or Marseille.
An outside voice confirming what Louise and Aymeric set out to build: a house made for gathering, with nothing left to manage.
