Queen-Traditional-Private Bathroom-Garden view

In 1886, a local historian described the Château de Vaulx in the following terms: Well-proportioned, elegant in its simplicity, perched in the most beautiful position of height, its main façade faces south. From this façade, one has a pleasant view over an immense expanse of countryside: Saint-Julien de Civry, Dyo, Saint Germain, Amanzé, and beyond, as far as the eye can see, the blue mountains, among which stands the old Dun, ... The space The Duchêne Room The Parc de Vaulx was created in 1906-1909 by Achille Duchêne, the landscape designer of high society, who designed more than 6,000 gardens worldwide. Second floor of the outbuilding, adjacent to the château. Small anteroom. Bedroom with fireplace. Double bed. Private shower room and separate toilet. Views of the flower garden, reception courtyard and park. Access by staircase. Sleeps 2.