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Chateau | 6 bedrooms | Sleeps 14

Very beautiful chateau from 1861, located 60 km North from Dijon, near Langres/Bourbonne les Bains, in Haute Marne, huge parc with 6ha, forest, sources, tennis, billiard, piano, riding, lakes. Splendid Nature, Forests, sources, riding, rare animals, roses, old chateau, vineyards, North Dijon.

£137 / night

£960 / week

7 nights min stay

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Key info:

  • Suitable for children of all ages
  • Car advised
  • May take pets – please enquire
  • Private garden

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Chateau | 6 bedrooms | Sleeps 10

Le chateau is situated in a quiet village 15 min from Montreuil and its restaurants and caffes. It is also10min from the coast, the very beautiful Baie de Somme and le Parc du Marquentaire. Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and Le Crotoy are 10minutes away by car. The house has a very beautiful park, 1.5 ha.

£171–£217 / night

£1200–£1520 / week

Short stays welcome

1 review

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Key info:

  • Beach / lakeside relaxation
  • Nearest beach 10 km
  • Suitable for children of all ages
  • Car advised
  • Pets welcome
  • Private garden

The North East of France is a mix of different influences and cultures. Conveniently close to British ferry ports, the north coast offers dramatic chalk cliffs and quiet seaside resorts. It is a peaceful region, steeped in history from the medieval wonder of Amiens Cathedral to memorials for the soldiers who fought here in World War One. On the cobbled streets of the Nord Picardie region, which borders on Belgium and boasts the ancient cities of Lille and Arras, you can sample the region’s hearty stews and delicious fresh seafood as well as the local Flemish beers. The famous Champagne-Ardennes region offers an array of outdoor activities such as hiking, horse-riding and watersports as well as a rich and varied landscape. The Alsace-Lorraine area has a distinctively Germanic feel, with historic cities such as Nancy and Metz and the European hub of Strasbourg. You can also enjoy the tranquil beauty of the Moselle and Meuse Valleys and the forests of the Vosges Mountains, where there is excellent skiing in winter. The area’s rolling vineyards produce world-renowned wines and local cuisine offers more delights than an authentic quiche lorraine.