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Château
du Plessis
Loire Valley
"Château du Plessis" is surrounded by a nineteen acre park.
Originally built in the 15th century, the Château was expanded in the 19th century, and then enlarged, restored
and completely renovated in the 21st century.
Le Plessis is centrally
located in the Loire Valley near the city of Tours. The high-quality of the appointments,
the modern convenience, the scrupulous attention to details, and the superb level of
comfort establish the Château's charm.
Majestic wrought iron gates welcome the visitors. A long alley lined with centennial chestnut
and linden trees leads to the château.
Colorful flower beds ornate the park's majestic lawns. Biscotte & Croquette, the two pygmy goats, guard the entrance of peaceful woods with one mile of walking trails.
An elegant terrace wraps around the
sunroom with access to the sun drenched terraced swimming
pool. It all contributes
to a perfect indoor-outdoor living environment and an ideal vacation haven
for families and friends.
Four bedrooms appointed with
fine furniture and fabrics are luxurious and comfortable. The large country kitchen is up to date with every modern conveniences. The formal dining
and living rooms, each with wooden beamed ceilings and massive fireplaces, blend traditional elegance with modern comfort.
Just south of Tours, near the
town of Saché favored
by Balzac, "Château du Plessis" is the perfect home base for
a Loire Valley visit. Explore the numerous Royal Renaissance Châteaux,
walk through the forests, canoe along
the peaceful rivers, bicycle along uncrowded
country roads, eat in delightful restaurants, and drink
the superb Loire Valley wines. At the end of the day sip a glass of wine on the terrace after a refreshing dip in the pool.
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