The Chateau, constructed in 1854, has been vacant for two decades, with hopes for its restoration despite limited historical details. The small village, home to 1,800 residents, features essential amenities like a hairdresser, restaurant, bar, and bakery. A swap shop encourages sharing among locals, and a communal garden supports community engagement. There is a call for anyone with more information about the Chateau or village to contribute.
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