We wanted to embark on a new adventure. We knew the region very well because our family has lived in the east of Angers for over 10 years. While we were looking around, we fell under the spell of this estate set in the middle of vineyards, close to Angers and ideal for our project of creating charming gites.
Surrounded by grounds with trees of over 100 years old, the estate consists of several buildings that give the impression that it is a hamlet with space and privacy between the gites and our private space. The buildings were built at the end of the 19th century in 1870, and their architecture is typical of the region: slate, tuffeau stone and schist, giving a certain soul and charm to the whole estate. Le Clos Chevalier has two gites that can accommodate a total of 18 people. They can be rented together or separately.
The site was originally a vineyard on an estate called "Les Charbotières". This is why there are different buildings, with the manor house, the grape-pickers' house, which was a space dedicated to selling wine, the wine press and the cellar.
We offer guests a relaxing setting where they can enjoy time with friends or family. The outdoor areas offer a choice of activities to suit all tastes: rest, reading, outdoor games or relaxing by the pool. Hammocks and deckchairs are available for our guests to relax on and let their minds wander under the 100-year-old lime and chestnut trees, while watching the many birds and squirrels.
Château de Brissac can be reached in less than 30 minutes on foot through the vineyards. "Terra Botanica" for a fun-filled adventure in the world of plants. The Mystery of the Faluns, at the Les Perrières troglodyte site, in Doué-la-Fontaine. In terms of wine, the "Domaine de Bablut" and the "Château d'Avrillé". For restaurants, "Le petit manoir" in Saint-Mélaine, which only cooks seasonal and local produce, is a treat for the taste buds. "La Table de la Bergerie" offers a real taste journey, with food and wine on the menu in an idyllic setting in the heart of vineyards. Béhuard is an island in the Loire, a small town full of character and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Finally, in spring, the must-see "Parc Oriental de Maulévrier", a Japanese garden which, with all its cherry blossom trees in bloom, is a real celebration of colour.
Le Clos Chevalier has two houses. "La maison des vendangeurs", an authentic south-facing farmhouse measuring around 85 m² with a private terrace. It can accommodate up to six people. The ground floor has a 35 m² living room with a wood-burning stove, dining area, open-plan kitchen, separate toilet and large shower room. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a mezzanine with two single beds. "Le Pressoir", with a surface area of 190 m² and a private terrace, can accommodate up to 12 people. The ground floor has a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms with separate toilets and a shared bathroom. Upstairs there is a large living area with a wood-burning stove and three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet. They can be rented together or separately. Guests share a heated swimming pool from May to October and have direct access to over 2 000 m² of garden with a pétanque court, hammocks, deckchairs and outdoor games. An indoor games room with table tennis, darts and an elliptical trainer complete the facilities. Bicycles are also available. During school holidays, weekly rentals only. Outside holiday periods, the minimum rental period is two nights.
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