The renovation of the Clos

• The preservation of the Ardèche architectural heritage by the restoration and renovation of the old architecture,
• Revitalize historic city centers and participate in the development of the local economic ecosystem (artisans, artists and local businesses),
• Spread the word and shine Ardèche exceptional countryside through a high quality accommodation offer.

This project builds on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including targets 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities and Goal 13 Combating Climate Change.

This building was built by the local bourgeoisie at the end of the XIX century when business in Ruoms was flourishing. The arrival of the railway in 1876 enabled the development of Ruoms limestone quarries and the development of important breweries (BGM & Hugon and Payan).

In the twentieth century, the Clos became the village Poste office

The goal of the project is to renovate this mansion to restore its former glory by respecting local architectural codes while ensuring energy performance and modern comfort.

Red Marseille tiled roof, Lime facade with apparent linking stones, double staircase in Ruoms cut stone.

Peaceful and sported the garden is completely enclosed by a stone wall. Its well and