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Olivier De L'ecluse1 Rue Du Moulin
Mesland
41150
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We are situated in Mesland, a charming village on the north shore of the Loire river, nestled between the towns of Blois and Amboise. Mesland is a stop along the renowned wine route of the Loire Valley and is conveniently located near the main "châteaux".This historic wine estate, built in the mid-nineteenth century, includes a grand mansion from 1846, a tranquil park adorned with century-old trees, and the former stable and wine-making facility. The last harvest took place in the Clos in 1955.
Our 14m swimming pool and relaxing deckchairs provide an ideal haven for rejuvenating between visits to the "châteaux", wine tastings, guided walks, and bike tours.
The Loire Valley, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers visitors breathtaking landscapes, including the untamed Loire river, vast forests, and majestic Royal Castles.
Located on the famous "Wine Road" and surrounded by vineyards, Mesland, our picturesque village, was established as a Priory in the 12th century by monks from the Marmoutier Abbey. The Notre-Dame church still stands as a testament to its history. Mesland has even lent its name to the "Touraine-Mesland" category of Loire Valley wines, which you can taste directly from the producers.
The Clos Sainte-Marie boasts an advantageous location near the most well-known castles of the Loire Valley, including Château de Chaumont sur Loire with its international garden festival (7 km), Château d'Amboise and the "Clos Lucé" where Leonardo Da Vinci once resided (19 km), Château de Blois (23 km), Château de Chenonceau (30 km), Château de Cheverny (35 km), and Château de Chambord (44 km). We highly recommend using the Michelin green guide "Castles of the Loire" to explore the region.
For families with children, there are numerous activities in the area, such as mini-castles in Amboise (20 km), the Loire Valley Aquarium in Lussault-sur-Loire (23 km), "Lulu Parc" for the little ones in Rochecorbon (36 km), the Beaumarchais animal reserve with its "safari train" in Autrèche (11 km), and the Beauval Zoo boasting over 4000 animals in Saint-Aignan (40 km).
In addition to castle visits, there is a wide array of activities available in the region, including wine tastings (we can provide recommendations), hot air balloon flights over the Loire river and castles, boat trips to discover the Loire, guided walking and cycling tours (we can assist with bike rentals), and horse riding at the Centre équestre du Val de Loire (16 km).
Golf enthusiasts will be delighted to find several golf courses in the region, including Golf de la Carte (18-hole) just 10 km away, Golf de Fleuray-Amboise (9-hole) also 10 km away, and Golf du Château de Cheverny (18-hole spanning over 6 km) at a distance of 35 km.
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Directions
From Paris:
If you are traveling by car, take the A10 Highway and exit at N°17 in Blois. The drive will take approximately 2 hours.
If you prefer to travel by train, there are three options:
1. Take the TGV (high-speed train) from Montparnasse station. The journey will take around 55 minutes with a stop at Saint-Pierre des Corps station (Tours). Once you arrive, you can rent a car at the station and drive for approximately 40 minutes to reach the Estate.
2. Alternatively, you can take the Aqualys (regular train) from Austerlitz station. The journey will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes with a stop in Blois. Upon arrival, you can rent a car (AVIS only) at the station and drive for approximately 15 minutes to reach the Estate.
3. Another option is to take the Aqualys (regular train) from Austerlitz station. The journey will take approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes with a stop in Onzain. In this case, you will need to book a taxi in advance, which will take around 6 minutes to drive you to the Estate.
If you are traveling by car, take the A10 Highway and exit at N°17 in Blois. The drive will take approximately 2 hours.
If you prefer to travel by train, there are three options:
1. Take the TGV (high-speed train) from Montparnasse station. The journey will take around 55 minutes with a stop at Saint-Pierre des Corps station (Tours). Once you arrive, you can rent a car at the station and drive for approximately 40 minutes to reach the Estate.
2. Alternatively, you can take the Aqualys (regular train) from Austerlitz station. The journey will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes with a stop in Blois. Upon arrival, you can rent a car (AVIS only) at the station and drive for approximately 15 minutes to reach the Estate.
3. Another option is to take the Aqualys (regular train) from Austerlitz station. The journey will take approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes with a stop in Onzain. In this case, you will need to book a taxi in advance, which will take around 6 minutes to drive you to the Estate.
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Attractions
- Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire: Located about 7 kilometers northeast of Rue Du Moulin, the Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire is a stunning castle known for its picturesque setting along the Loire River. Visitors can explore the castle's opulent interiors, stroll through its beautiful gardens, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Château de Blois: Situated approximately 17 kilometers southeast of Rue Du Moulin, the Château de Blois is a grand Renaissance castle with a rich history. It was once a residence of several French kings and queens. Visitors can admire its magnificent architecture, explore its various wings and chambers, and learn about the castle's role in French history.
- Château de Chambord: Located around 30 kilometers northeast of Rue Du Moulin, the Château de Chambord is considered one of the most remarkable examples of French Renaissance architecture. This massive castle, surrounded by expansive forested grounds, features intricate details and a unique double-helix staircase. Visitors can tour its luxurious interiors and explore the vast parkland.
- Clos Lucé: Situated approximately 32 kilometers southeast of Rue Du Moulin, Clos Lucé is a charming manor house where Leonardo da Vinci spent the last years of his life. It now serves as a museum dedicated to the life and works of the renowned artist and inventor. Visitors can explore the house, view replicas of da Vinci's inventions, and stroll through the beautiful gardens.
- Maison de la Magie Robert-Houdin: Located about 40 kilometers southeast of Rue Du Moulin in Blois, the Maison de la Magie Robert-Houdin is a museum dedicated to magic and illusion. It pays tribute to the famous French magician Jean Eugène Robert-Houdin. Visitors can enjoy interactive exhibits, magic shows, and explore the history and secrets behind various magical tricks.
- Château de Cheverny: Situated around 40 kilometers southeast of Rue Du Moulin, the Château de Cheverny is a stunning 17th-century castle known for its well-preserved interiors and beautiful gardens. It is still privately owned and offers visitors a glimpse into the daily life of a noble family through its furnished rooms, parkland, and a kennel that houses a pack of hunting dogs. These attractions offer a mix of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, showcasing the rich heritage and beauty of the Loir-et-Cher region in France.