Assembled in the factory, these houses were available in three versions: 39 m2, 70 m2 and 105 m2, with a certain number " of options " going from the complete "trousseau" to the furnishing.

They consisted of a wooden armature, double walls, steel outside and laminated inside. Cork assured the insulation.

Unfortunately, the property promoters put a "spanner in the works" of Gabriel Voisin, and a very few houses were effectively built.

Today, to my knowledge, only two houses survive.
The one illustrating this page, nested in a green setting, is type " 3 slices".
So we have three modules, realized by the beams which are visible in the cathedral ceiling.
The abscence of partition allows a very vast room, without counting the later developments in the construction which still enlarge the space.

Naturally, a lot of modifications made by the successive owners modified the appearance and we could blame it for not being " in its juice ", but the simple fact that this house, about 80 years old, always stands, lived, and in so good condition testifies of the seriousness of the construction and of the good conception of the project.

But we expected for not less Gabriel Voisin from it.

But, by the way, who proves that it is indeed about a Voisin house? See by yourself!