The Château du Plessis is a comfortable and elegant family home
set in 5 hectares of parkland, 8 km north of Tours, 1 km
from the Golf d'Ardrée and in complete countryside.
The owners, Elizabeth & Gil (British
& French respectively) look forward to welcoming you
in their home & sharing
"la vie de chateau".
They will be able tell you
about the property and they can recommend
chateau visits, local restaurants,
wine tasting caves, local curiosities...
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Chateau built in 18th & 19th centuries. It is built from tuffa and stones covered by natural lime. The roof is made with tiles from Angers. Its construction dates from 1705 when Joseph Aubry, Marquis of Castelnau, decided to live at le Plessis and became Lord of le Plessis. Eugène O'Neill, American play- wright & Nobel prize winner lived at le Plessis from 1929 to 1931. The chateau was the also home to the Bulgarian Embassy during the 2nd World War. |
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