Historic 12th Century Priory Estate for Events in Saint-Rémy-l'Honoré

This estate is a former royal priory dating back to the 12th century. The church and all the religious buildings were destroyed during the French Revolution. All that remains of that era are the farmhouse, the dovecote and the watchtower.

A manor house was built in the early 19th century using local stone. The manor house spans more than 500m² and is laid out over 2 levels: the ground floor is given over to reception rooms and the 1st floor to bedrooms. The manor house also features a large cellar, an attic and a swimming pool.

The decor of the manor house has retained a warm, family feel, with a blend of antique and modern objects. There is a magnificent Alsatian stove still in use, numerous fireplaces and beautiful living rooms with lots of charm. You will also find 8 bedrooms that can accommodate 15 guests.

In addition to the manor house and farmhouse, a large wooded park completes the estate. In the grounds, you will find a tennis court and large open green spaces.