Seasonal rental La Valade - Château de Brie
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Brie Castle
Champagnac la Rivière
Description
Located in Champagnac-la-Rivière , in Limousin , the Château de Brie is a fortified house built around 1500. Nestled in the heart of a flowery park , this historic estate offers a peaceful and green setting , ideal for a stay away from the urban bustle.
A stay in a unique setting
On the Richard the Lionheart Route , La Valade is located in the park of Brie Castle. A major tourist destination in the region.
Accommodation for 10 people. Very large early 18th-century manor house , located 50m from the Château grounds, with a pleasant double staircase leading to the enclosed garden and meadows. Inside, the feeling of space and warmth is striking, thanks to its large fireplace, exposed beams, and Charentais terracotta floor tiles. On the ground floor, two beautiful rooms of 40 m² and 60 m² are perfect for family gatherings (or hosting a reception for up to 50 people - see details in the Reception section). Upstairs, accessible by a grand staircase without risers, are four beautiful, comfortable bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Enclosed garden, garden furniture, barbecue, and swing set. This is one of three houses near the swimming pool (along with La Garenne and La Feuillardière). Ideal for family gatherings.
On-site facilities and leisure activities
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor tennis
- Table tennis
- Wooded park
- Private beach and fishing
- Cycling and Mountain Biking
Leisure activities nearby
- 18-hole golf course
- Water sports and rowing
- Horse riding
- Archery
- Museums and local heritage
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Brie Castle
Champagnac la Rivière 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.
