In the Grand Salon, history remains quietly present. Portraits, old wood, tall windows, and views toward the garden give the room its sense of permanence, a place for winter fires, long conversations, and slow afternoons.
The Dining Room takes its spirit from the name La Ramorie, from the Gallo-Roman 'rama', meaning branch. Beneath the painted ceiling, woodland, pattern, and colour echo the trees, water, and quiet abundance that have shaped the estate for centuries.
A smaller sitting room for reading, retreating, and letting the house grow quiet around you, with family portraits and old photographs that keep La Ramorie's memory close.
Shuffleboard, chess, cards, and puzzles for evenings that stretch out pleasantly, especially when the weather keeps everyone indoors.
Books, portraits, worn wood, and a quiet room for slower afternoons.
Long tables in the open air, with the estate all around and all the time in the world to linger over a meal together.
For quiet breakfasts, cooking together and the small rituals that shape the day.
The kitchen is equipped for guests who enjoy cooking for themselves during their stay, from morning coffee and preparing a picnic to simple meals around the kitchen table.
For longer dinners, La Salle à Manger offers a more spacious place to gather together.
A house for gathering, reading, cooking, resting, and stepping outside toward the meadow, woodland, and water.
Available year-round for private rental of the entire house.