The property is rented out in its entirety to a single group, who will have access to the château and the grounds with its swimming pool. You may optionally rent the function area in a building near the château (quote provided upon request).
The rental includes the bedrooms to sleep 15 persons and the château’s reception rooms. It does not include rental of the function area. All charges are included in the price: heating, water, electricity, maintenance of the garden and swimming pool as well as regular housekeeping. Upon request, breakfast and meals could be provided. Bed linen and towels are provided, but not swimming pool towels. The beds are made upon arrival. Only the tourist tax remains to be paid upon arrival.
Damage deposit : €3,000.
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A history dating back eight centuries that is full of twists and turns: As early as 1230, Sédaiges was already the seat of a seigniorial court: at that time, Pierre de Sédaiges was a gentleman at the court of Rodez. The ‘den’ comprised a crenellated keep attached to a main building and opened onto a fortified inner court, flanked on three corners by small towers with pepper pot roofs. A fifth tower inside the enclosure provides access to all floors.
In 1408 the château was almost ruined by the Hundred Years War. It was rebuilt, according to the original plans, in 1456 for a wedding with the Caissac family.
From 1750, when the Bérals took it over from the Caissacs, enlarged windows, alcoves and panelling made Sédaiges a more comfortable residence. It looks just like it does in the photographs taken in 1850.
From 1860, the château was modified from top to bottom under the influence of the famous architect, Violet le Duc: a third floor covered the open courtyard; three towers were raised to the height of the original keep; the lauze (stone) tiles were replaced by slate; and Sédaiges took on its present-day appearance – that of the most splendid example of Neo-Gothic architecture in Haute-Auvergne.
The château is listed in the “Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques” (Supplemental inventory of historic monuments) and it is still occupied by the descendants of the Sédaiges (now the 28th generation).
Address: 15250 Marmanhac – France
Tel.: +33 (0) 471 473 001
GPS coordinates:
N 45°00.10 / E 002°28.10 / Alt: 2,300 feet Latitude 45,001 Longitude 2,483
A71-A75 motorway: Paris/Clermont-Ferrand/Massiac, then take the N122 to Aurillac (5 hour drive, including 4 on the motorway)
A20 motorway: Paris/Limoges/Tulle, then take the N120 to Aurillac via Argentat (5.5 hour drive, including 4 on the motorway)
Aurillac by rail: access via Brive or Clermont-Ferrand
Aurillac by air: daily service from Orly
Adress: 15250 Marmanhac – France
6 hectares of grounds with a 6m x 12m swimming pool, open from 1erst June to September.
Garden tables, chairs and deckchairs. Barbecue
Various children’s games
House : 537 m2, 21 rooms.
Ground floor :
Kitchen, former kitchen and parlour, fully equipped
1st floor :
Grand hall (87 m2)
Office with television
Dining room
Pantry
2nd floor : 10 bedrooms
Jaune bedroom : 1 double bed, shower room and toilet
Rose bedroom : 1 double bed, washbasin
Tour Rose bedroom : 1 single bed
Verte bedroom : 1 queen-size bed, shower room with toilet
Bleue bedroom : 1 double bed, shower room and toilet
Tour Bleue bedroom : 1 single bed
Perse bedroom : 1 double bed, bathroom with toilet
Tour Perse bedroom : 1 single bed
Midi bedroom : 1 double bed, shower room with toilet
Tour du Midi bedroom : 1 double bed
3rd floor (4 attic bedrooms):
Sophie bedroom : 1 single bed
Rouge bedroom : 2 single beds
Tilleul bedroom : 2 double beds and 1 single bed
Japonaise bedroom : 2 double beds and 1 bed
1 communal bathroom with bath and toilet
Wi-Fi internet access
Cots and high chairs
Reception area:
Upper section (180 m2 room):
Compliant with safety standards and accessible for disabled guests. Smooth concrete floor, forced air heating, three-phase power network, soundproofing material, WCs, including 2 for the disabled (cloak rooms – WCs)
Lower section (80 m² room, including a 30 m² workshop):
Ground level lorry deliveries, three-phase power network, heating, dressing tables, 4-ring gas cooker, fridge, hot and cold water