The property is always rented in its entirety to a single group. Included in the rental is the park with swimming pool, and the chateau reception rooms and bedrooms for 25 people.
The rental price includes rooms, and the charges for heating, water, electricity, garden maintenance, pool, and cleaning the house. Bed linen and towels are provided. Beds are made on arrival. Only the « taxe de séjour » (a few euros per person) remains to be paid upon arrival.
A guest house for 5 people is optional at an additional cost. Please contact us for a quote.
Damage deposit: 2 500 euros.
Pets are not allowed
Season | Stay | Château with reception | Château without reception |
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Low season | |||
From 11th November to Easter (except for Christmas and New Year) | Week-end 3 days 2 nights | 4950 € | 3850 € |
Mid season | |||
From Easter to 20th June / From 1st September to 11th November | Week-end 3 days 2 nights | 7250 € | 4950 € |
Week 7 days 7 nights | 8650 € | 6250 € | |
High season | |||
20th June & Agust / Christmas and New Year | Week-end 3 days 2 nights | 8750 € | 6450 € |
Week 7 days 7 nights | 10850 € | 8450 € |
Despite the greenery that has overtaken the turreted towers and the castle walls, a rich and long history unfolded here, mixing royal visits and hunting receptions, feats of arms and dramatic events. With a past extending its roots more than 850 years back, a succession of famous names in the History of Touraine (lords of Sainte-Maure to the Dukes of Choiseul through the Marquis of Beauvau), with lords places a captain of Du Guesclin and a steward of Finance, a bishop, a minister of Louis XV and an ambassador of France – but also the assassination of the Duke of Guise – not to mention the passages of Joan of Arc, Louis XI and Henry IV. The sumptuous castle was burned down in 1882. The Orangerie, built in 1768, was enlarged with a neo-Louis XV style extension between its two square pavilions and again in 1884 at its rear facade an additional wing in an Anglo Norman style. In the late 19th century the chateau underwent a partial renovation. During the Second World War it was occupied by the Germans and unfortunately, taken again by fire in 1943.
• From Tours: 30 min by car, Tours Loire Valley airport at 40min, Saint-Pierre des Corps TGV station at 30 min.
• From Paris: 55 minutes from TGV + 30 minutes by car. By car, about 3 hours drive: follow the A10 from Paris, exit 24.1 which leads directly to Saint-Épain.
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