Le Chant du Champ literally means the song of the field — a poetic name this place has carried for many years, along with its serene and distinctive character. In these old photographs, you may spot its lush surroundings, the pond, and its elegant exterior, characteristic of Belle Époque architecture (late 19th to early 20th centuries).

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Much of the exterior has been carefully preserved, including the old shutters and brick chimneys. Inside, you will find original terrazzo and parquet floors, as well as unique features such as the Art Nouveau fireplace in glazed ceramic and the ornate iron-framed glass doors.