La Potentille

Chez
Aurélie Brosse

With great poetic flair, Aurélie Brosse has breathed new life into a long-forgotten sheepfold. A house, a barn, a garden, a pond. It was in the barn that she began by setting up a bed and breakfast. 

Between countryside and scrubland, not far from the land that adopted Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, known as Molière, not far from the jewel that is Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, in the heart of a small village of pale stone, stands a long-abandoned, forgotten sheepfold. With respect, care, and attention, Aurélie Brosse has given it a new lease on life, a second life. Using recycled materials, carefully selected furniture, soft colors, and a poetic sense of staging, she has created a second life to be shared in what she has beautifully named La Potentille. With a garden and pond, it is a second life to be savored at a leisurely pace.

3 good reasons to go

  1. for the poetry that Aurélie has infused into every corner of the house and garden
  2. for the region, full of attractions and charm
  3. for the relaxing sound of the cicadas and the nearby chimes of Lieuran-Cabrières
Price

2 rooms from €125 and 1 suite from €155 per night.

To get there by train?

Nearest TER train station: Magalas (approximately 20 km)Nearest TGV train station: Montpellier–Saint-Roch (approximately 35 km)

La Potentille
2, plan du Four, 34800 Lieuran Cabrières
Hérault, Occitanie, France

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