Château de Gourdan

The Gourdan Castle features an L-shaped construction with two distinct wings, including a classical section with decreasing floor levels and a wing from an older manor.

The current castle, built in 1777 by Count Pierre de Vogüé, replaced a previous manor, with one 16th-century wing still standing alongside its medieval tower.

The ground floor reception rooms feature Versailles-style parquet flooring and refined wood paneling, reflecting the castle's purpose for noble gatherings.

The estate offers four guest accommodations and multiple reception halls, located 70 kilometers south of Lyon with direct access from the A7 highway.

A 360-square-meter orangery, constructed in 1832, provided winter protection for orange trees and camellias throughout the cold season.

Location: Saint-Clair

GPS coordinates: 45.27580,4.69944

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:55