Chateau de Caux

Built at the beginning of the 17th century (around 1610), it is a typical Louis XIII castle of bricks and sandstones listed with the French national trust.

Chateau de Caux majestically sits on 40 acres of land and is surrounded by an eclectic collection of rare vintage trees and plants , hundreds of magnificent roses and rhododendrons. The castle and its cottage offer for the pleasure of its guests a formal dining hall seating 20 people, a fully equipped professional kitchen, a drawing room, a library and a game room, lawn for outdoor dining , a heated swimming pool and a 75-foot lap pool, a ping pong table, croquet, petanque, badmington, swing hanging from trees. Tennis club and golf course are located one mile away, sailing school 1.55 miles away, and riding stables 2.80 miles away.