Château de Cassaigne, a Gers gem

In the heart of Gascony, the Château de Cassaigne opens the doors to a landscape and historical heritage. From the 13th century to the Revolution, it was the summer residence of the bishops of Condom, and since then it has been owned by the same family. Overlooking a wooded park and its deer enclosure, surrounded by a flagship vineyard of Armagnac and traditional grape varieties, the castle offers you the charm of a Gers residence, in the footsteps of Catherine Deneuve and Tim Roth for the filming of the famous d'Artagnan The space The grand staircase leads you to your holiday resort with stunning views of the park, village and hills of Gers. Listed in the inventory of historical monuments, the house can accommodate 10 to 11 people in family comfort. A vestibule serves 5 bedrooms, 4 of which have large furnished balconies - 1 bedroom of 30 m2, double bed and a place for a child, bathroom with bathtub and toilet to share with - 1 bedroom of 15 m2 (with carpet) 1 bed of 130 - 1 family suite with shower room consisting of a 19 m2 bedroom with a 160 bed and a 21 m2 bedroom, 2 single beds - 1 bedroom of 22 m2 with a 140 cm bed a separate toilet A 17 m2 "80s" style kitchen opening onto the terrace (stove, fridge, coffee maker, microwave, dishwasher) A rich 30 m2 library where you can relax and discover old books A large living room of 100 m2 where you can set a magnificent table with a period service A large terrace of 120 m2 overlooking the park and in the shade of the village church A laundry room with stone sink with washing machine and freezer Guest access The lower part of the castle is open to the public, where visitors enjoy tasting Armagnac and wine from the estate in a medieval setting. the outdoors invite you to a romantic walk, with concerts and plays on some summer evenings. Other things to note You will be completely independent with the possibility of contacting the owner nearby for any information facilitating your stay. wifi is not accessible in all rooms due to the thickness of the walls