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The mill stream still flows.
The rooms hold centuries.

A private estate for 12 people. French Ardennes

An 18th-century manor house begins a new chapter.

An 18th-century manor house begins
a new chapter

For the first time, La Ramorie is hosting guests

The estate, entirely yours
A whole house and grounds for one group at a time.

Sleeps 12 • 6 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms

Whole house rental. Long weekends available

Dining table for 12 • Private grounds • Historic interior

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The estate,
entirely yours.
A whole house and grounds for one group at a time.

Sleeps 12 • 6 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms

Whole house rental. Long weekends available

Dining table for 12 • Private grounds • Historic interior

View the house
Beschikbaarheid

STAYS SHAPED BY NATURE, HISTORY, AND TIME TOGETHER

STAYS SHAPED BY NATURE, HISTORY,
AND TIME TOGETHER

For families

Space to gather, explore, cook, read, rest, and spend unhurried days together.

For friends

Long meals, walks by the water, conversations by the fire and a house to share together, at an unhurried pace.

Rond het landgoed liggen verschillende informele paden voor korte wandelingen langs de rivier, door het bos en over open terrein. Voor een langere wandeling leidt het achterste pad naar een rustige landweg richting La Moncelle en Daigny, waar u een lus door het omliggende landschap kunt maken. In de zomer, wanneer de rivier laag staat, kunt u waterschoenen aantrekken en te voet de ondiepe stukken verkennen.

For walkers

Meadow, woodland, water's edge, and quiet roads begin close to the house, with forest walks and Ardennes hikes waiting nearby.

For birdwatchers

Water, meadow, woodland, and quiet edges bring birdlife close - from kingfishers and herons to woodpeckers, songbirds, water birds, and birds of prey.

For history lovers

Old stone, the millrace, industrial traces, wartime memory, and rooms shaped by lives before us.

For slow days

Flowers at the window, books left open, meals that linger, and time to let the day unfold at its own pace.

For birdwatchers

Water, meadow, woodland, and quiet edges bring birdlife close - from kingfishers and herons to woodpeckers, songbirds, water birds, and birds of prey.

For
history
lovers

Old stone, the millrace, industrial traces, wartime memory, and rooms shaped by lives before us.

For slow days

Flowers at the window, books left open, meals that linger, and time to let the day unfold at its own pace.