The manor Logis de Beaulieu sits picturesquely on the slope of a small valley, forming the "Domaine de Beaulieu" with its fields, forests, meadows, and three lakes. The buildings, dating from the 16th to 18th centuries, were completed around 1800. Enjoy a vacation at this historic estate and discover this beautiful place.
5 Vacation Rentals
The former vacation rental Petit Gîte (2-3 persons) has been converted into Chez Jean (6 persons); the vacation rentals Beaulieu Grand (7 persons), both gîtes are located in a wing of the main courtyard; Petite Espagne (4-5 persons) with outdoor kitchen, an extension of the chateau; the farmhouse Saint Germain (4-5 persons), secluded in the valley, surrounded by lakes, forests, and meadows; and the former steward's house Le Pavillon (5 persons) from the 1970s.
Swimming couldn't be more beautiful than in our 14x8m infinity pool overlooking the countryside. Nature lovers and dogs, meanwhile, enjoy bathing in the large lake, located 5 minutes away in the valley. Fed by a natural stream, the freshwater lake boasts excellent water quality. The sandy beach especially invites our youngest guests to dig and splash around.
Our private lake offers swimming and rowing opportunities, while the walking paths are perfect for scenic hikes. The ancient tennis court allows play at any time of day, but beware: it's only suitable for amateurs! The tennis court, lakes, and pool are exclusively for our vacation guests. The entire property is private. By the way, dogs are warmly welcomed at the farmhouse Saint Germain for a small additional fee.
The farmhouse Saint Germain is romantically secluded and surrounded by fields and meadows. If you long for tranquility, you will not find a better place. In the evening you can enjoy the most impressive sunsets in front of the house. To the lake you walk a few minutes and to the swimming pool at the main house about 5.
Agriculture
For generations, our family has been farming the land in Beaulieu. In 2019, we completed the transition to organic farming: wheat, barley, sunflowers, and hay have been completely herbicide- and pesticide-free since 2020. We began reviving our grandfather's old apple orchard in 2018 and press delicious juice when the harvest allows. The approximately two thousand diverse varieties of apple trees slept for a quarter of a century without any chemical or human intervention. In 2021, viticulture was also revived, with the replanting of Cognac vines.
