Located across from the new building, the oldest structure at Boisbuchet – a farmhouse from the 16th century – accommodates two more apartments for two persons each in the upper storey.
Situated in a somewhat outlying position, the bamboo house erected by the Colombian architect Simon Velez enjoys a view of the manor house and the Vienne River. Clad with wood on the outside, the building reveals its full charm in the interior. It contains two apartments (for two persons each, kitchen, shower/WC) with the bamboo structure left exposed on the inside, demonstrating his masterful technique for binding the exotic material.
Simply furnished and set apart from all the activity, two former poultry houses accommodate two persons each.
Situated in a somewhat outlying position, the bamboo house erected by the Colombian architect Simon Velez enjoys a view of the manor house and the Vienne River. Clad with wood on the outside, the building reveals its full charm in the interior. It contains two apartments (for two persons each, kitchen, shower/WC) with the bamboo structure left exposed on the inside, demonstrating his masterful technique for binding the exotic material.