Lamartine

This country house has a rustic and authentic charm reminiscent of the traditional stone constructions of the South of France. The exposed stone façade, with its warm and irregular tones, gives an impression of antiquity and solidity, evoking the small chapels or country houses of yesteryear.

The slightly sloping roof is crowned by a small stone cross, adding a spiritual and symbolic dimension to the building, almost as if this country house had a religious or commemorative function. This architectural detail adds a touch of originality and reinforces the heritage aspect of the place.

The windows, with their small glass panes and solid wood frames, are typical of vernacular architecture, offering protection from the elements while letting in natural light. Next to the wooden door, a set of wrought iron garden furniture, consisting of a round table decorated with mosaics and two chairs, invites you to relax in this calm and picturesque environment.

The exterior lighting is provided by a black metal lantern, fixed to the façade, which contributes to the medieval atmosphere and adds a touch of mystery when night falls.

This bastidon, with its sober and elegant appearance, perfectly embodies the spirit of the place, offering an accommodation experience that combines modern comfort with the timeless charm of old stones and local architectural traditions.