We’re very close to the sparkling, ‘volcanic’ town of Alba La Romaine. The town is bustling with shops, its imposing medieval castle and its Gallo-Roman theatre, which is ready to burst into life during the summer shows put on by the circus performers of the Alba La Romaine festival, so dear to Alain Reynaud.
Under the protection of Saint Philippe, guardian of the site, the 660 m2 building nestles in the peaceful vallis vinaria renowned since Roman times. At its foot lies a polycultural landscape combining meadows, cereal crops and vines.
This former 17th-century silkworm farm has been restored to its former glory by a stonemason in 2003.
The house is divided into three volumes, which have been brought together in a coherent way to offer a range of accommodation.
You enter the heart of the private residence through an elegant solid wood door. The ground floor is a beautiful living space, with a soothing dining room made of local stone immediately to the right. It features a decorative frieze and an impressive fireplace. The adjoining fitted kitchen is ready to serve up succulent dishes. It is surrounded by a pantry, storage area and laundry room.
The entrance hall also leads into a spacious, light-filled living room with a splendid outdoor veranda. The piano and a fantastic game of pool are just waiting to be discovered. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)