Lou Marronié is located in the village, only a two-minute walk from the charming town square which is the local, social meeting place. The house is a 750 m2 manor. It was built in 1790, and restored with great care and consideration in 2007/2008. The original charm has been kept intact while providing all comfort and every amenity to be expected in a modern residence.

On the first floor (rez-de-chausses) you will find the hallway, living room / dining room / library and a spacious and charming provincial kitchen with all facilities: two stoves, open fireplace with possibility to grill, two refrigerators, espresso machine, etc. A scullery with two dishwashers contributes even further to a comfortable and practical stay.

The pleasant area outside the kitchen, under the enormous horse chestnut tree, may seat twenty-four persons around smaller tables.

The four-story house has 13 bedrooms and sleeps 26 adults, but is rented out to a maximum of 16 persons. Most of the bedrooms are on the second and third floors. This includes four suites with ten bedrooms and six bathrooms altogether. One of the bedrooms on the second floor may easily serve as an additional living room if so desired.

On the fourth floor there is a separate apartment equipped for six persons. This includes three bedrooms, one large bathroom and combined kitchen/living room. The apartment is tastefully decorated in provençal farm style with beamed ceilings and stone walls. On this floor you will also find a large activity room that may be used as a conference room. This room includes billiard/table tennis/conference table, various games, Playstation 3, TV, DVD/CD, football game, darts, as well as a screen and video projector suited for conferences.

Technical facilities: A new, environmentally friendly heating pump facility has been installed. This facility ensures efficient heating throughout the large house during the cooler months, and provides ample hot water as well. Air condition has been installed on the fourth floor. In the rest of the house, thick concrete walls and window shutters provide comfortable night temperatures even during the hottest summer months. The house has seven TVs with six French channels, two international channels and four Norwegian channels as well. Wireless broadband is also available.