Chateau de la Buronniere is a Loire Castle. Built in 1684, during Louis XIV. It is one of the most beautiful privately owned castles in the Loire valley. The castle has only had 4 owners and has kept it's charm, style and authentic details. With very spacious and lovely decorated rooms. Continued...

Chateau de Savilly in Parc du Morvan is a castle in Burgundy close to Autun.With lovely views, old trees, silence and comfort. Interior has a well chosen combination of old and new with a surprising modern touch. Continued...

At Chateau de Villette in Burgundy you will experience tranquillity peace and unspoilt nature. The castle is situated in a remote country setting far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The château, in the middle of Burgundy, 60 km from Beaune, lies in the visually stunning nature park of the Morvan hills. Continued...

If an authentic French chateau is what you seek, look no further. This stately chateau is a superb example of Renaissance architecture, was built for a Prussian prince and his wife in 1797 ~ on sixteenth century foundations ~ to provide a place to entertain the elite of Europe. Located a mere fifteen minutes from Blois and convenient to many of the grand châteaux of the Loire, this property sits on forty acres of meadows and ancient oak woods, which is then surrounded by 4000 acres of forest with a network of paths for walking, cycling and riding. All of the oak in this French chateau came from that forest! Continued...

Chateau le Val is a lovely castle in Normandy, close to all the beaches and near Cherbourg. In mediaval style, with a very warm welcome from the owners. A romantic place for couples, families and groups (20 pers.). Continued...

Domaine les Roullets is situated in the Luberon, the area Peter Mayle writes about in his books. The wine domain of ‘Les Roullets’ (old Provençal for ‘evergreen holm oak’) is located in the heart of the Provence at the foot of the Luberon mountain range, in the golden triangle formed by Gordes (6 km), Ménerbes/Oppède (2 km) and Bonnieux (6 km). Continued...