Seasonal rental Le Ciel Bleu - Château d'Allemagne in Provence
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Château d'Allemagne-en-Provence
Allemagne en Provence
Description
Located in Allemagne-en-Provence , in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region , the Château d'Allemagne en Provence offers a historic and peaceful setting for a stay surrounded by nature. Two rental options are available: the Château's Conciergerie and the Maison du Ciel Bleu , each offering comfort and independence.
Partly dating from the 16th century, the houses combine modern comfort with the authenticity of old stone. Access to the heated swimming pool, mini-golf… as well as secure, covered parking for motorcycles.
The Blue Sky
This residence comfortably accommodates 4 people. With a surface area of 80 m², it features a large living room with a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, 2 bedrooms (1 double bed, 2 single beds), a bathroom with a bathtub and sink, and a separate WC. It has its own private entrance and a covered terrace overlooking the remarkable, listed, shaded grounds of the Château. Wi-Fi is included.
Prices
- High season : 1,160 euros per week
- Low season : 570 euros per week
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Château d'Allemagne-en-Provence
Allemagne en Provence Originally built by the <strong>Castellane family</strong> , the castle is still inhabited today. The crenellated keep dates from the 12th century. At that time, it was flanked by five defensive towers, linked by a curtain wall and surrounded by a moat. Starting in 1495, François de Castellane added the elegant Renaissance wing and transformed the defensive keep into a residential castle. Inside, a remarkable spiral staircase connects the keep to the Renaissance wing. On the second floor, a magnificent monumental plasterwork fireplace from 1546, supported by two full-length statues, adorns one of the castle's state rooms. <strong>In 1586, the castle was the site of a famous battle</strong> in which the Baron d'Allemagne was victorious, though he did not survive his wounds. Visitors will be able to admire, both inside and outside, all the architectural details (French-style ceilings, mullioned windows, etc.) and discover the traces of the great centuries that have marked the history of the Château.
