A house to share
Living together as adults, in a big house: sharing the everyday and the living spaces, while keeping your own room and your privacy.
Tell us about your projectHouse sharing, as a grown-up
House sharing isn't just for students. More and more adults are choosing to live together — for the company, to share a big home and its garden, to lighten the everyday and the costs, or simply because living alone isn't quite who they are.
Le Clos Françoise lends itself to it: a large, light-filled house, generous living spaces to share, a wooded garden, and bedrooms where everyone keeps their privacy — plus an independent annexe for anyone after a little more quiet.
Shared spaces, a room of your own
Shared life in the common rooms, retreat in your own bedroom — the balance between the collective and the private.
The shared spaces
Together. A bright living room, a sociable kitchen, a wooded garden: everything to cook, gather and host, together.
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The private spaces
Each to their own. A bedroom of your own, your quiet corner. The independent annexe, with its own entrance, even offers a fully separate space.
See the annexeThe house and its annexe can welcome up to four housemates — three bedrooms in the house, one in the annexe.
Why we're telling you this
For years, this house was a shared home. Its story has always been one of shelter and life in common — we wanted to keep that spirit, and to offer house sharing as one way to live here, by choice: sharing a place, meals, a piece of everyday life, without giving up your privacy.
— The Clos Françoise family
Shall we talk it over?
Tell us about your project: who you are, what you're looking for. Let's see together how Le Clos Françoise could become your shared home.
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