Chateau de Monteler

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Chateau |11 bedrooms |Sleeps 27

St. Affrique in Midi-Pyrenees

from £792 / night

£5543–£6745 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

The Chateau de Monteler is an incredible medieval castle situated in the most striking setting. The chateau is located in Versols, Southern Aveyron and overlooks the magical Valley of the Sorgues, providing breathtaking views. The Chateau de Monteler is entirely renovated and comes complete with a private swimming pool and garden, and together with the cottage can sleep up to 27 lucky guests.

The Chateau de Monteler dominates the Valley of the Sorgues with 4 imposing towers on each corner of the chateau and red shutters in each window that open up on to the magical landscape below.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The Chateau de Monteler can sleep up to 19 guests in 7 large bedroom/suites, 4 of which have en-suite bathrooms. The cottage next to the chateau can sleep a further 8 guests. Groups rent the entire estate so you will always have the Chateau and grounds exclusively.

Chateau: On the ground floor there is a modern kitchen, salon and vaulted dining room. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, “Harmony” and “Chapelle”, “Harmony” has an en-suite shower room and WC. The "Charlotte" room sleeps 4 in a large four poster bed, 2 twin beds and an en-suite bathroom and WC.

On the second floor the "Melchior" room sleeps 3 in a double and a single bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and WC. The "Estelle" room sleeps 4 in a large four-poster bed, an additional double bed and an en suite-bathroom and WC. The "Médiévale" room sleeps 2 and a baby in a four-poster and a baby bed. The "Louis XIII" room sleeps 2 in a four-poster bed.

Cottage: On the ground floor there is a kitchen, dining room, living room with TV, a large sofa bed to sleep 2, and a shower room and WC. On the first floor there are 3 double bedrooms, a bathroom and a WC.

Further details outdoors:
Outside there are private gardens, outdoor dining facilities and BBQ area, a table tennis table, table football and the swimming pool, all with spectacular views across the valley.

Further details

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Conditions

- Capacity: The property comfortably sleeps 20 adults and 7 children or teenagers.
- Security deposit: €3000. The security deposit is paid on arrival and will be refunded in full after departure subject to damage inspection.
- Linen & towels: All linen and towels are included in the rental price.
- Energy costs: Included in the rental price. There may be a charge for the low seasons.
- End of stay cleaning: €200.
- Arrival time: 5pm onwards.
- Departure time: 10am.
- Pets: Please enquire.
- Smoking: No smoking in the property.
- It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property.

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The Midi-Pyrenees / Aveyron region

The south of France and Languedoc is swamped with beautiful and dramatic landscapes, medieval towns, Cather castles and of course beaches. There are great stretches of spectacular landscapes and river gorges.

The south of France and Languedoc has superb ecclesiastical architecture, great medieval towns like Cordes and Carcassonne, and surprisingly unpopulated beaches away from the major resorts.

The heartland of the region is the Bas Languedoc, the dry, coastal plain, stony, vine growing hills between Nimes and Carcassonne. The area has seen massive tourist development, especially on the coast, and a drastic transformation of the Languedoc’s cheap wine industry.

The Eastern Languedoc is dominated by 2 major cities, Montpellier and Nimes. Nimes is a busy modern town impressive for its denim textile industry and boasts some of the most extensive Roman remains in Europe.

Nimes also has a great tradition of bullfighting. The wildest and best know bullfight is the Feria de Pentecote, which is a 5 day festival over the Whitsun weekend. Millions crowd into Nimes to watch amateur and the worlds best matadors compete. Montpellier too has a fine history.

Thousands of years of intellectual activity and trade have Montpellier a heaving, full of life city. Benjamin of Tudela, the 12th century Jewish traveller, documented that the city’s streets were buzzing with traders from every corner of Greece, Egypt, Spain, Gaul, Pisa and Genoa. Today this University City is vying with Toulouse for the title of the most dynamic city in the south of France and Languedoc. It is worth noting too that the beaches around Montpellier are largely untouched.

The beautiful historic city Toulouse is the cultural capital of the Languedoc. With its charming, historic and cosmopolitan centre Toulouse is one of France’s most vibrant and metropolitan cities. Toulouse is a university city second only to Paris; it is a world renowned aviation centre and has a claim to be the European capital of poetry!

The southern part of Languedoc boasts a stirring and varied landscape. From the coastal flats to the rocky hills the region has a rugged and rich backdrop. The fortress town of Carcassonne is perhaps the most notable, historic and beautiful in the southern Languedoc.

The nearby crumbling Cathar castles of the Aude hark back to the Languedoc’s era of independence, and the wars against the Cathars in the 12th century.

The south of France and Languedoc has such a diverse landscape, you have stylish and chic yacht ports, rolling valleys, rivers, a great and very evident Medieval history, Mediterranean beaches, immense cities and the weather to match. Some of France’s best chateaux are found in the south of France and Languedoc region, and it’s a wonderful place to enjoy a holiday chateau in France.

The St. Affrique area

Locally there is much to enjoy, Sylvanès Abbey, the Roquefort Caves (yes, it's where they cure the famous cheese) the Fayet castle, the famous Temlpar's Knights trail etc. Whatever you decide, you will be seduced by the warm welcome and the majestic surroundings.

For more than 800 years ago, the Castle dominated the Sorques Valley. Between Saint-Affrique and the Larzac plateau, the Valley of the Sorgues has the subdued charm of hidden treasures. It is not as renowned as other aveyronnese valleys, and yet its singular beauty has in all seasons attracted noblemen and notables of Montpellier in search of authentic holiday spots. The villages bordering the Sorgues are as warm as they are beautiful. The silhouette of the chateau, in the heart of the forest, can be seen by merely looking upwards from Versols

How to get there

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Regular budget airline flights to Montpellier (117km).
Nearest train station: Millau (36km).
Nearest town: St. Affrique (12km).

Activities near St. Affrique

Rental prices

Prices for group size 27
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
June	1 Jun 13	1 Jul 13	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
July to August	1 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights
September	1 Sep 13	1 Oct 13	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights
October	1 Oct 13	1 Nov 13	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
November to Christmas	1 Nov 13	20 Dec 13	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
Christmas to New Years	20 Dec 13	6 Jan 14	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights
January to March	6 Jan 14	1 Apr 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
April	1 Apr 14	1 May 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
May	1 May 14	1 Jun 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
June	1 Jun 14	1 Jul 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
July to August	1 Jul 14	1 Sep 14	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights
September	1 Sep 14	1 Oct 14	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights
October	1 Oct 14	1 Nov 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
November to Christmas	1 Nov 14	20 Dec 14	5543£ 5543	2772£ 2772	2772£ 2772	2 Nights
Christmas to New Years	20 Dec 14	6 Jan 15	6745£ 6745	3373£ 3373	3373£ 3373	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE PRICES REPRESENT THE PRICE RANGE AND DO NOT APPLY TO THE SEASONS LISTED. UP TO THE MINUTE AVAILABILITY & PRICES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE BY CLICKING ON MY PERSONAL WEBSITE LINK ABOVE THE ENQUIRY FORM BELOW.

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