Le 25bis by Leclerc Briant

In Épernay, in the Grand Est region of France, at the crossroads between past and present, Le 25bis by Leclerc Briant invites you to experience an immersive stay at the heart of Champagne’s winegrowing heritage. This guesthouse, a true embodiment of the harmony between nature and humanity, is a carefully restored eighteenthᵉ century residence, where every detail bears witness to a deep respect for its history and surroundings.

Crossing the threshold of this exceptional home, visitors are immediately enveloped by a gentle impression of serenity. Inside, a vast room adorned with a panoramic fresco welcomes guests. This majestic painting, entitled Eldorado, was created in 1848 by the Zuber factory and is listed as a “Monument Historique”. Le 25bis is a living witness to history, the history of an era, and the original story of the house and the spirit of its first occupant. Upstairs, the five rooms of Le 25bis stand out as exceptional spaces, where every detail has been carefully thought out to offer each guest a unique experience. The atmosphere is warm and refined, with a harmonious blend of antique furniture, preserved from the previous owners, and contemporary decorative elements. Renovations have enhanced the authenticity of this residence while magnifying its timeless beauty. The atmosphere, resolutely sensory and immersive, reflects a perfect balance between tradition and modernity.

There’s more to this enchanting setting than meets the eye: it offers a unique experience in the heart of the Champagne vineyards. Among its treasures, La Croisette vineyard stands out for its pioneering commitment to biodynamics. Cultivated since its planting according to the principles of this respectful agriculture, this exceptional parcel is the cradle of the eponymous cuvée. The house combines nature in its rawest form with an uncompromising quest for excellence. Private tours of the perched cellar, overlooking Épernay, offer a fascinating immersion in the world of winemaking expertise: visitors can discover the press, the cellar and the winery, while learning the secrets of champagne production.

In the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage city, past and present intertwine harmoniously to offer visitors an authentic and unforgettable immersion in the French art of entertaining.