Vaulx was linked to the Choiseul family until the fifteenth century. According to Father Claude Courtépée, Chizeuil would be a distortion of Choiseul.

First floor of the dependence, adjacent to the main house.

  • An alcove bedroom with two single beds.
  • Large bedroom with a kingsize bed for two persons.
  • Monumental fireplace.
  • Large private shower room and toilets, big closet.
  • On the east side, view onto the esplanade, the Brionnais area and the park; on the west side, view onto the flower garden and the park.
  • Access through interior or exterior staircases.
  • For 2 to 4 persons.

Price

  • 1 night : 175,-€ for 2 persons, including breakfast.
  • 2 nights or more : 160,-€/night for 2 persons, including breakfast.
  • Supplement if applicable : heating (10,-€/night) and eventually refurbishment.
  • Extra bed : 35,-€/night.
  • Local taxe : +2% of the stay.
  • Cleaning, linen, water, electricity, internet and access to the pool included.

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Notre note Tripadvisor

sawdays guide  tripadvisor2017 2 routardbonne table2Le Figaro Magazine

Ce qu'ils en pensent | What they think

A faultless visit

We spent three sumptuous nights at Chateau de Vaulx. We were warmly met by host Marty who is greatly blessed with the gift of hospitality. No request was too difficult - breakfast was arranged on the terrace with warm breads, cheeses, and confitures and a stunning view - Marty booked lunch for us at a nearby Michelin-starred restaurant. The room was tastefully and romantically furnished and the grounds are a delight. We enjoyed a faultless visit.

Alistair Sawday's Special Places to Stay, September 2010

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What more could you ask for?

Everything about Marty and the chateau is expansive and spectacularly memorable, and the love and flair with which he and Thierry have restored, decorated and furnished their home is heart-warming, as is the generosity with which they share it. The far-reaching views from their hill-top avenue are glorious: it would be very tempting to return and see their wonderful garden and grounds in all

the different seasons. Add to that a charming landscape dotted with mellow old villages and Romanesque churches, grazed by Charolais cattle and alive with birdsong: what more could you ask for?

Alistair Sawday's Special Places to Stay, September 2011

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Expansive and spectacularly memorable

"Another magical visit. We arrived in pouring rain, but what better consolation than to be welcomed by our warm-hearted host, Marty, and invited to cosy up by an enormous roaring fire before being served a candle-lit dinner in the gorgeous drawing room? Next day the sun came out and we were able to marvel at the wildflower meadows cascading down from the avenue of limes

overlooking the rolling charolais landscape. Our fellow-guests that evening were a delightful young couple who became engaged on the terrace, and I can think of no more perfect little piece of heaven in which to receive a proposal! Thanks Rosie. What an amazing find! We were thrilled by our visit and long to return.

Just before we arrived we had a slight accident involving a local motorist and - our French not being quite up to the occasion - we asked her to accompany us to the chateau to get help in translation. Marty was quite wonderful, smoothing ruffled feathers and charming everyone with so much warmth, kindness and impish humour that we all relaxed, and instead of it spoiling our holiday we felt so looked after that we look back on our visit as a highlight of our trip. Everything about Marty and the chateau is expansive and spectacularly memorable, and the love and flair with which he and Thierry have restored, decorated and furnished their home is heart-warming, as is the generosity with which they share it. The far-reaching views from their hill-top avenue are glorious: it would be very tempting to return and see their wonderful garden and grounds in all the different seasons. Add to that a charming landscape dotted with mellow old villages and Romanesque churches, grazed by charolais cattle and alive with birdsong: what more could you ask for?"

Alistair Sawday's Special Places to Stay, Rosie and Roger, September 2011 and May 2012

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Contact

Château de Vaulx
71800 Saint-Julien-de-Civry, France

E-mail : barry@chateaudevaulx.com Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.

Téléphone : +33 7 88 34 84 94

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