• Echoes of the Past
  • Echoes of the Past

    Beit Noun was envisioned as the family home of Edouard and Isabelle Noun, who began its construction in the 1930s. The estate, affectionately known as El Hara, flourished amidst lush groves of olive, cherry, fig, and apple trees.

    The local villagers, with great pride and nostalgia, fondly recall their contribution to building the house and later harvesting and nurturing the home. Crafted with colossal stones, the house, columns, and entryway reflect the elegance and resilience of a bygone era.
  • Revels of Unity
  • Revels of Unity

    As time flowed into the 1990s, Beit Noun became synonymous with bucolic family lunches. The extended family would gather on weekends and holidays, hosting generous feasts that extended into dinner and lingered into the early hours of the next day. These gatherings celebrated the presence of loved ones, honoring family, food, tradition, and music, while paying homage to the history and unique character of the home. If the stones of Beit Noun could speak, they would recount tales of magical gatherings, vibrant parties, and abundant lunches that showcased the spirit of each era.
  • Story of the bride and groom
  • Story of the bride and groom

    Story to be provided by mia here