The property is always rented in its entirety to one group. You have the whole castle, its guest house (19 persons) and the park with its swimming pool fed with spring water. The pool is not secured, even if it is far from the house, Garraube is not suitable for children who cannot swim.
The rental price includes water, electricity, garden maintenance. Sheets and towels are provided. Beds are made up on arrival. Service plus offered: The cleaning at the end of the stay is included in the price, as in all the castles of our group Votre Château de Famille. In Garraube, the price includes 3 hours of housekeeping every day except weekends.
In case of reception, estimate on request.
Deposit required: 3000 euros.
Season | Stay | ||
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Low season | |||
Mid season | |||
May, June, September, October | WE 3 days 2 nights | 3200 € | |
Week 7 days 7 nights | 5200 € | ||
High season | |||
July, August | |||
Week 7 days 7 nights | 7000 € |
The name Garraube is attested to as early as 1460; it is linked to a family of English origin, the Waltons, who arrived during the Hundred Years’ War and became, under the name of Valleton, one of the great families of Bergerac.
The present house dates from the years 1670-1680; it is probably Jean III Valleton, known as Valleton de Garraube, who had it built on the site of an older fortified building. In 1680, he paid tribute to the king for his seigneury of Garraube; he had “high justice” in the parishes of Cause, Liorac and Saint-Cybard. The Valletons were Protestants and some of them emigrated to Holland in the 18th century. Garraube remained a Protestant house until the end of the 19th century.
The golden age of Garraube was at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, with the two generals Valleton de Garraube, Joseph, who went to Versailles under Louis XVI and was captain of the Hundred Swiss, and his son Jean Alexandre who was deputy of the Dordogne from 1831 to 1848. They are buried in Garraube.
In 1923, the Valletons sold the property to Jacques Laurent, grandfather of the current owners. Garraube, built on the plan of a “chartreuse”, but with more imposing proportions, was largely reworked in the 18th and 19th centuries, and restored after a fire in 1940. From this history, it remains an undeniable originality and a unity that the transformations did not alter. It is for these reasons that Garraube was classified in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France in 1990.
From Bordeaux (129 km)
Take the A89 freeway (Bordeaux – Lyon), exit towards Bergerac. In Bergerac, take the D660, direction Lalinde-Sarlat, cross Creysse, Mouleydier and Tuilières. At the exit of Tuilières, turn left, direction Cause de Clérans – Pressignac by the D36. After 1 km, you will find a sign on the left ” Garraube-private way “. Take this lane, which is long (1,7 km).
From Paris (590 km)
Take the highways A10, A71, A20 (Paris-Orléans-Limoges-Brive). At Brive, take the A89 freeway (Lyon-Bordeaux), towards Bordeaux. Exit at Périgueux (exit 15) then take the N21 towards Bergerac. From Bergerac, see above.
But you can also display on your GPS “Liorac sur Louyre- Garraube”. One has a good chance to arrive at destination, at the price, perhaps of some additional kilometers!
Total sleeping capacity of the castle: 19 persons, 10 rooms in the castle including one on the first floor, and 2 rooms in the guest house.
Garden level: beautiful kitchen overlooking the terraced gardens, very pleasant living room.
First floor of the castle :
Ground floor of the castle: 9 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
In the common areas :
Outside :
270 ha estate, vegetable garden, lake, forest, small train for children.
Swimming pool with small bath and big bath fed with spring water
Beautiful covered hall in the outbuildings