Stone manor of 1776 between Lyon and Beaujolais

This stone house, built in 1776, has been carefully restored to preserve its authenticity while incorporating modern comforts. The charm of the past and contemporary amenities blend naturally here, offering a stay rooted in a place steeped in history.

Every object and interior detail has been carefully selected to create an atmosphere full of character. The restoration has respected the soul of the house, blending authenticity with the comfort of everyday life.

The flat, fully walled garden offers a quiet and secluded outdoor space. It’s a pleasant place to enjoy time outdoors, away from prying eyes.

Lyon, equidistant from the house, invites you to explore the medieval and Renaissance Old Lyon—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—the traboules, the Basilica of Fourvière, and the traditional Lyon bouchons. On December 8, the Festival of Lights transforms the city into a must-see spectacle. On the other side, the Beaujolais region unfolds with its vineyards and hilltop villages.