A place full of life in the heart of Aveyron

Casa Europea comprises two independent, complementary complexes: a historic stone house and a spacious modern complex designed to host groups, gatherings and events.

Nearly 695 m² of main floor area, complemented by a 140 m² glass conservatory.

The modern complex was designed with energy efficiency in mind: good insulation, a building partly set into the ground, geothermal underfloor heating and 30 grid-connected photovoltaic panels. Its building envelope and systems work together as part of that approach.

Around 558 m² of main floor area, plus almost 140 m² of outbuildings.

At the heart of the building, a spectacular 133 m² hall is shaped by large stone arches. Currently used as a library, it could become an expansive space for receptions, gatherings, training or creative activities.

The complex also includes a second large vaulted hall, several vaulted cellars, a practice room of around 60 m², generous living and meeting spaces, and two large verandas.

The complex includes a large hall of around 300 m², currently used as a library, a 176 m² reception and events hall, a spacious gathering area and several additional spaces.

These light-filled, adaptable spaces can host seminars, retreats, training, exhibitions, receptions, movement or cultural activities and large gatherings.

The estate offers ten bedrooms across the two complexes. Several are designed as double rooms and offer particularly generous space.

In the modern complex, four double bedrooms each have two beds and their own bathroom. Bright and practical, they comfortably accommodate groups, seminar participants or residents.

The historic house has six bedrooms with varied characters: some are very spacious with large openings to the outdoors, while others feature a mezzanine or a more intimate atmosphere. Two of the largest bedrooms can also accommodate small-group activities.

The estate has a total of seven bathrooms, five of them private. Two other bedrooms have their own toilets. Several additional rooms could also be adapted to increase accommodation capacity.

Three fully equipped kitchens are spread across the two buildings: two in the modern complex and one in the historic house. This arrangement makes the estate equally suited to everyday living and to hosting retreats, seminars, families, communities or short-stay residents.

A family story
Around thirty years ago, a family settled on this former farm, then partly in ruins. The buildings were gradually restored and extended; former sheep barns became libraries, meeting rooms and cultural spaces. One of the founders, a sociologist and educational researcher, wanted to make books, ideas and culture accessible beyond the cities.

A bridge between worlds
Casa Europea was conceived as a bridge between rural life and culture, heritage and modernity, personal renewal and encounter. Its name reflects a meeting of European cultures, particularly French and German. Concerts, theatre, exhibitions, public readings, retreats, movement practices and community network gatherings have all taken place here.

Today, the estate is ready for a new chapter: a place to reconnect with nature, find calm and inspiration, live together, create and care.