Choiseul-Meuse House

The former Choiseul-Meuse mansion, home to the lords of Villé in the 18th century, is distinguished by its elegant architecture. Tall windows with curved lintels and projecting sills illuminate the interior, arranged harmoniously on the facade: four on the ground floor and six on the upper floor. The north side, facing the street, features a porch adorned with a stone frame. The keystone bears the inscription "1739," marking the construction date of this historic building.

Today, this residence houses the FabLab l’Inspirateur, an open space where anyone can bring their technical projects to life in a friendly atmosphere. Between 3D design, laser cutting, programming, and idea exchanges, this place promotes collaborative learning and innovation.