The excavations revealed the foundations of a luxurious Gallo-Roman Villa from the 4C overlapping a Paleo-Christian ensemble and Merovingian vestiges, attesting to its permanent occupation from the 2C to the 7C. The residential dwelling is arranged around a square courtyard surrounded by galleries with mosaics covering the ground. Stretching to the southwest is a vast thermal complex composed of heated rooms, a swimming pool and wading pools covered in marble and decorated with mosaics that are exceptional in number, variety and condition.