Maison Stéphanie is a historic Cajun country bed and breakfast, and all of the restoration of the inn was approved through the United States Park Services. Completion of the home occurred approximately 1796. The 1450-acre land grant was given by the Spanish government to Martin Milony Duralde, a Frenchman from the Basque region. The house is situated on 20 acres of Bayou Teche land in St. Martin Parish. Of his and Marie Louise Perrault Duralde's children, many married into historically significant families. Their daughter, Clarisse, was the wife of W. C. C. Claiborne the first governor of Louisiana.

Over the decades the house was home to the Duralde, Lastrape, Bush, Billeaud, Roy, and Kidder families. We are honored to join this succession of owners and hope to maintain it for generations to come.