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For those who don’t know, Alexandra Lamy spent her childhood in Gard, near Alès, and continues to live in this region of the South of France. This is his house, a real little corner of paradise!
You will be impressed by Alexandra Lamy’s house in the Cévennes, a decompression airlock with an incredible view
was certainly born in the Paris region, but she grew up in Alès, in the Gard, with her parents and with her little sister Audrey, who also works in the world of comedy. She has remained very attached to this region since she goes very regularly to her country house, near Anduze. “In the Cévennes, where I live, it is magnificent. You can see transparent rivers, marvelous white rocks, full forests…“, she explained to Psycho feminine, although she regrets the lack of respect for the environment that passes in the area.
“I like to recharge my batteries in the Cévennes, in my house, I take the opportunity to do a little sport.”, she also confided to Health Magazine. From home, the star‘One guy, one girle, who also gardens a lot, has a breathtaking view of Pic Saint Loup, a magnificent mountain 658 meters high, located 20 kilometers north of Montpellier.
Alexandra Lamy confined in the South with her sister Audrey Lamy
Note that Alexandra Lamy does not go to the Cévennes just to relax far from the tumult of Paris. “Committed to the local artistic fabric, she actively contributes to the development of the Cévennes economy.“, explains in particular the Free Midday. In fact, she very often goes down to the village to meet residents and traders. “He is a very accessible and available person. And then she has her little habits here, at the Cabanon or the Garage des Cévennes for example.”, underlined Laurence, manager of the sandwich shop The Tranquility. Also note that it is in Anduze. The two actors announced their separation in 2013.
Having a house in the South was also a great advantage at the time of confinement, linked to the Covid-19 pandemic, since even if it means staying locked up, you might as well be in a calm and soothing place. However, nothing was premeditated. “I have a house in the Cévennes, and my sister and I were lucky. Three days before confinement we said to ourselves that we were going to go down to the South. It’s like we were kids at home, it’s great!” she confided to Frédéric Taddeï on Europe 1 at the time.
