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The Darveau House, built in 1925 in Nédélec after the great fire of 1922, is an iconic residence designed by Édouard Darveau, a renowned businessman, carpenter, and artist. This neo-Queen Anne style building, notable for its round turret, carved cornices, and handcrafted details, is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era and the history of the village’s reconstruction. Today, the Darveau House is becoming a gathering place for the community, with upcoming accommodation projects and the opening of a café, reinforcing its central role in local life.

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