Château de Marchenoir

The Duc de Luynes' hunting lodge, built in the 1830s, invites you to experience a timeless interlude in the heart of the Loire Valley. Legend has it that Joan of Arc and even Mary Stuart stayed here, notably in the former keep, the ruins of which still dominate the garden. Fully restored with all modern comforts, this exceptional gîte is ideal for a reunion with family or friends. Nestled in a wooded park partly surrounded by a moat, it offers a unique blend of historic charm and serenity. From the property, the view opens onto the village church and square, as if frozen in time. And just 1km from the shops.