castles in irelandChâteau de la Bourgonie, Le Buisson, France
Address
Château de la Bourgonie
24480 Le Buisson
Tel
+ 33 53 59 93 53
Contact
Hubert and Christine de Commarque
Email
Webpage
www.demeures-de-commarque.com
Price
1200 Euro / weekend
Sleeps
12
Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
5
| Address | Château de la Bourgonie 24480 Le Buisson |
| Tel | + 33 53 59 93 53 |
| Contact | Hubert and Christine de Commarque |
| Webpage | www.demeures-de-commarque.com |
| Price | 1200 Euro / weekend |
| Sleeps | 12 |
| Bedrooms | 7 |
| Bathrooms | 5 |
Further details:
In its green haven of about 30 hectares, La Bourgonie and its traditional interior courtyard date back to the 15th century and are built on a slope overlooking the Dordogne.
La Bourgonie can accommodate up to 12 guests in a refined atmosphere.
On its south side, the living room and kitchen open onto the terraces that surround the cascade swimming pool, with superb views to the horizon.
During your stay, Hubert & Christine will invite you to share their knowledge of the Perigord region over a glass of champagne. They will be pleased to make any arrangements or reservations that you may require, without forgetting to give you the right addresses to visit and invite you to see the Château de Commarque, ancestral home of the family, which was opened to the public in 2001.
Further details:
In its green haven of about 30 hectares, La Bourgonie and its traditional interior courtyard date back to the 15th century and are built on a slope overlooking the Dordogne.
La Bourgonie can accommodate up to 12 guests in a refined atmosphere.
On its south side, the living room and kitchen open onto the terraces that surround the cascade swimming pool, with superb views to the horizon.
During your stay, Hubert & Christine will invite you to share their knowledge of the Perigord region over a glass of champagne. They will be pleased to make any arrangements or reservations that you may require, without forgetting to give you the right addresses to visit and invite you to see the Château de Commarque, ancestral home of the family, which was opened to the public in 2001.