Receptions at the Castle
The Château de Brie, an ideal venue for your receptions in Limousin, Haute-Vienne, Nouvelle Aquitaine. Types of receptions: Fashion shows, Film shoots, Dance parties, Concerts, Exhibitions, Weddings, Receptions, Dinners. Services included in the rental: Room cleaning, Heating. Description: The medieval barn, complete with two turrets,…
Description
The Château de Brie, an ideal venue for your receptions in Limousin, Haute-Vienne, Nouvelle Aquitaine.
Types of receptions: Fashion shows, Film shoots, Dance parties, Concerts, Exhibitions, Weddings, Receptions, Dinners. Services included in the rental: Room cleaning, Heating. Description: The medieval barn, complete with two turrets, was once a fortified refuge. It has now been converted to offer reception spaces for 100 to 500 people for your weddings, communions, birthdays, or simply for a relaxing and festive occasion. The barn is located in the heart of the castle grounds, which you can use to organize a cocktail reception, entertainment, etc. Inside, the barn is modular, accommodating groups of 100 to 500 people. Numerous services are available on-site: please inquire. Amenities include the grounds, park lighting, semi-professional kitchens, cloakrooms, and parking. In addition, La Valade, a 17th-century manor house, offers reception rooms that can accommodate up to 100 people. La Valade, a beautiful and spacious house, located 50 meters from the castle, features a large living room, a fireplace, and a large dining room opening onto the kitchen. The garden, with a children's play structure, overlooks a valley of meadows suitable for sheep.
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| Surface : | 400 m2 | ||||
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| Sanitary facilities: | 3 | ||||
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| Surface : | 100 m2 | ||
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Brie Castle
The Château de Brie, a fortified house in the Limousin region, built in 1525, is located on the "Richard the Lionheart Route."
Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, 40 km from Limoges and just 10 km from the Dordogne River, it offers the tranquility of lush greenery within a flower-filled park with ancient trees.
Next to the château, the medieval barn, complete with two turrets, once served as a fortified refuge. It has been converted to offer flexible reception spaces for 40 to 300 people.

