Receptions at Clos de Lorraine
The Grange du Prieuré at the Château de Cons-la-Granville, ideal for your receptions in an authentic setting in Lorraine Types of receptions: Weddings, Receptions, Seminars, Conferences. Services included in the rental: insurance, tables, chairs, heating. Description: The barn at the Cons la Grandville priory can…
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Priory of Cons-La-Grandville
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The Grange du Prieuré at the Château de Cons-la-Granville, ideal for your receptions in an authentic setting in Lorraine
Types of receptions: Weddings, Receptions, Seminars, Conferences. Services included in the rental: insurance, tables, chairs, heating. Description: The barn at the Cons la Grandville priory can accommodate up to 300 people under its 18th-century timber frame (for more than 300 people, special authorization may be required). In this rustic and historic setting, your private or professional receptions will take on a special character. The venue is available from 8:30 am to 5:00 am the following morning. A security guard is available from 11:00 pm. ** The price of the service will be increased if special entertainment is planned inside, and by 20% if entertainment is planned outside. The prices indicated do not include catering costs (meals, cocktails, coffee breaks, etc.). VAT at 20.6%
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<p>This <strong>remarkable group of buildings</strong> bears witness to the history of the <strong>Priory of Saint-Michel</strong> , formerly attached to the <strong>Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Hubert</strong> in the Ardennes. Founded in the <strong>12th century</strong> by <strong>Dudon de Cons</strong> and his wife <strong>Hadwige de Chiny</strong> , the priory succeeded an old castle, the memory of which it still preserves today.</p><p> <strong>Benedictine monks</strong> occupied the site until the <strong>mid-18th century</strong> , leaving behind a striking spiritual and architectural legacy, visible through the structures still standing.</p>
