Château de la Flocellière, Vendée

In the former upper courtyard of the castle, this small ground-floor apartment comprises a small kitchenette and a large bedroom/living room overlooking the medieval garden and the pond. A very peaceful and romantic atmosphere.

This small cottage, ideal for a family, is located at the entrance to the property, in the former outbuildings of the castle. Spread over two levels, it can accommodate two couples and two children.

Historically, the Jaubretière manor house was one of the many farms belonging to the castle. Its view of the old medieval fortress is breathtaking and exceptional, and its location in the heart of a bocage landscape will delight nature lovers!
A small path connects the castle to the main house. Its large accommodation capacity is perfectly suited for families, friends or work colleagues.

A medieval edifice whose imposing stature recalls the lordly importance of the castle erected in the 12th century. The keep, a key element of medieval castle architecture, served a defensive and protective function. The thickness of the walls in the lower section bears witness to this and will instantly transport our visitors back 900 years! A 15th-century granite spiral staircase leads to each bedroom and apartment. The more athletic can climb the 120 steps to reach the suite of the beautiful Scottish woman. Their effort will be worth the view they will be rewarded with! The kitchen, dining room, and library lounge are located on the lower levels, accessible by a few steps. A French-style terraced garden, surrounded by ruins, will be the perfect spot for pleasant summer evenings. Access to the outdoor saltwater swimming pool is permitted, respecting the castle's limited number of guests. Its discreet and secure location will contribute to the success of your stay.

This wing was rebuilt after the Revolution by the architect Arsène Charrier, who reconstructed this section, which had been burned down by the infernal columns, in a Neo-Renaissance style. It boasts elegant architectural lines, generous and light-filled rooms, a magnificent staircase, and a suite of salons, all paneled in wood with painted ceilings. The grand salon invites tranquility: a book by the fire or perhaps the desire to play the family Steinway concert piano, just waiting to be played! Meals, prepared on-site with fresh, local produce, will delight those nostalgic for the French art of living. Every detail is a step back in time: candlesticks, silverware, crystal glasses, and pendant chandeliers. In summer, everyone can enjoy the large front steps for breakfast under the rays of the rising sun, or for an aperitif at the end of the day facing the tranquility of the romantic park made up of the Italian garden and our remarkable arboretum with exotic and two-hundred-year-old species.