De Faultrier Family Mansion in Vaux
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description
brief description:
part of the house, which dates back to the Middle Ages (or, more precisely, to the time of the reign of King Francis 1st), extends in an arc across a narrow street. You can find an artfully designed exterior staircase in the picturesque interior court. Baron de Faultrier, gentleman in ordinary of Napoleon, detained an Egyptian woman prisoner in his house, which he had furnished with oriental pieces. The present owners chose to decorate the house in the same beautiful oriental style even though, in the beginning, they were unaware of its history
relevant filming facts
usage:
residential house
condition:
renovated
interior architecture:
highly remarkable interior, providing an ideal backdrop for filming. Picturesque interior court (for further information, please contact the owner)
Background noise:
very quiet (little traffic)
surroundings:
the house is situated on a narrow street in the heart of the small village of Vaux in immediate proximity of the village church (also featured in the Location Guide)
Space restrictions:
the house is primarily available for exterior shots; all interior filming requires detailed prior consultation with the owner
Time restrictions :
to be discussed
Catering:
two restaurants in town could serve as caterers
accessibility
car:
coming from Germany on the A31 motorway, take the Montigny les Metz exit and continue on the D6 country road in the direction of Ars. About halfway to Ars, get off the D6 and follow the signposts indicating Vaux. The village, forming a cul-de-sac, is only accessible via the D6
train:
there is no direct rail service to Vaux. The closest (bigger) train station is Metz (approx. 8 km away)
supply
parking lot:
not available in front of the house, the street being too narrow
electricity supply:
available
water supply:
available