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| Château de Tourreau is one of the most exquisite
private estates in Provence. Situated in the heart of the Rhone valley, within
easy reach of Avignon, St Remy, Aix-en-Provence and the Carmargue area by the
sea, which is famous for its horses and bird-life. |
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| Beautifully restored by the present owners to reflect its
pure 18th century design, the Château has a sophisticated refinement,
which is enhanced by its eclectic collection of antiques. The 21st century
technology is also discreetly present. |
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| The Château enjoys three Reception rooms (50 square
metres, 30 square metres and 26 square metres), a Library (50 square metres), a
large formal Dining room (which seats up to 18 persons - 35 square metres), and
an informal large, combined Dining room and Kitchen (70 square metres). |
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| Each suite has an ensuite bathroom and a separate shower
stall. |
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| In its Peacock Salon, the Château has a "home-cinema"
(with surround- sound), which includes a 42 " plasma screen, DVD, Satellite TV
and music. |
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| The Farm building has a ground floor Dining room, which can
also be used as a Card/Games room, off the Courtyard, which is serviced by its
own professional kitchen. |
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| The Estate's Concierge will help guests plan their stay in
advance, by suggesting a wide variety of activities available in the region
around the Estate. For those guests, who like to plan in advance, this service
will enable them to arrive at the Château knowing exactly what their
program will be |
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| Last, but by no means least, the less sportif can spend all
day lazing by the superb "mirror" swimming pool (25m x 10m x 4.5m), with its
Olympic 1m spring board, water-polo facilities and its adjoining children's
pool (3m x 3m x 0.6m). |
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| For the sports enthusiast, or as the French say, for les
sportif, a game of squash at three in the morning? A challenging set of tennis?
Or a vigorous bout of water polo? At Château de Tourreau, you play what
you like when you like - the tennis and basketball courts are floodlit. While
the less sportif can walk in the extensive grounds, the more energetic can play
basketball, have a workout in the gym area, or play a game of croquet,
badminton or volleyball on the specially dedicated lawn. |
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Château de Tourreau Vaucluse, France U.S.
Reservations: 904-288-0036
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| This Estate's glorious, fully enclosed landscape embraces
17 acres of mature wooded parkland, elegant formal gardens, orchards, streams
and an exciting array of sports facilities. At its heart lies the jewel-like
Château itself, set as a final flourish at the end of a long avenue of
ancient plane trees. |
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| The Château's interiors of some 850 square metres (to
convert to square feet multiply by ten) have been restored to their former 18th
Century glory and they are furnished with beautiful European and Oriental
antique furniture and art. However, all the Château's services, including
the heating, cooling, telecommunication, electrical and plumbing systems, are
21st century, as are the Kitchens, laundry rooms and all the bathrooms. |
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| The Château has three large master bedroom suites, -
with one king and two queen sized beds, and with one suite on the ground floor
and two on the first floor. |
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| There are a further six bedrooms (with one king, two queen
and two double sized beds and one with twin beds) on the second floor, each of
which has its own ensuite bathroom (with showers in each bath) and all of which
are tiled with lovely Provençal tiles. |
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| The adjacent Farm building, of some 950 square metres, has
been fully modernized and converted into, guest bedrooms, guest facilities, the
Conference and Business Centre and certain sports facilities. |
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| All the seven guest bedrooms in the Farm building overlook
a beautiful internal Courtyard with its cloisters, various seating areas, lawn,
lemon trees, jasmine clad walls and a fountain. There is air-conditioning
throughout and each room has its own internet connection and mobile phone with
voice mail. |
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| In the balance of the Farm building, there is: a
"Conference Room" with both seating for 20 people and "multi-media" facilities
and its own reception room; the Salon Provençal; an adjacent, fully
equipped "Business Centre" and the Estate Office. |
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| Driving Times (approximate): Paris - 5-6 hours. Nice - 2
hours. Lyon - 2 1/2 hours. Marseilles - 1 hour. Nimes - 45 minutes. Open: Year
round |
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2004 Rates: High Season... Weekly (Saturday to
Saturday) (last Saturday of April - to first Saturday of October) including:
December 15th to January 5th; full week before, and after,
Easter...Château and Farm (16 double/twin bedrooms) 55,000.
Château only (9 double/twin bedrooms) 45,000. Farm only (7
double/twin bedrooms) N/A. Low Season... (first Saturday of October to
last Saturday of April) excluding: December 15th-January 5th; full week before,
and after, Easter...Weekly (Monday to Monday)...Château and Farm (16
double/twin bedrooms) 40,000. Weekdays (Monday-Friday) 6,000 per
night. Weekends (Friday-Monday) 8,000 per night. Château only (9
double/twin bedrooms) 32,500. Weekdays (Monday-Friday) 4,750 per
night. Weekends (Friday-Monday) 6,000 per night. Farm only (7
double/twin bedrooms) 20,000. Weekdays (Monday-Friday) 3,250 per
night. Weekends (Friday-Monday) 3,750 per night. Credit Cards: VISA,
MasterCard, American Express and JCB
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