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Hotel Storici a Croignon
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Château Le Noble winery near St Emilion3.1 km da Croignon
Casa Vacanze a Saint-Germain-du-Puch
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Questa proprietà è un 'Château' situato vicino alla storica zona di Saint-Émilion. La designazione 'Château' implica un edificio di importanza storica e stile architettonico tradizionale.
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Costruito originariamente nel XIII secolo, l'edificio è stato ristrutturato per diventare un hotel elegante e di lusso, pur mantenendo le sue qualità storiche e il suo fascino d'epoca.
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Anno di costruzione:1300
Qual è la storia dell'immobile?For the XIIIth century, the counts of Brach were known as Lords of Montussan. Moune, in the village of the old coaching inn, would date from the same period. It is an old noble house situated in the valley of the Laurence, not far from the castle of Taillefer. It was attacked during the religious wars. Pierre de Brach writes in 1572: « (…) de mille fantassins de qui les estendarts plantés dedans mes champs bouffaient de toutes parts*. »
Ronsart and Montaigne stayed there. Then the house belonged at the XVIIIth century to the family of Bonnefon, who possessed big properties in the parishes of Beychac and Montussan. They were seized by the Revolutionary government and sold in seventeen lots as national domain in the month of brumaire of the year III of the Republic. Sir Labre bought the noble house and the first lot at the price of 28 200 gold francs. This property passed then to mister de Frémont, then by alliance to mister Leymarie, his son-in-law.
Pleasantly situated, surrounded with lawn and with English gardens, Moune and its wooded hundred hectares got then harvests of 70 tons.
Ronsart and Montaigne stayed there. Then the house belonged at the XVIIIth century to the family of Bonnefon, who possessed big properties in the parishes of Beychac and Montussan. They were seized by the Revolutionary government and sold in seventeen lots as national domain in the month of brumaire of the year III of the Republic. Sir Labre bought the noble house and the first lot at the price of 28 200 gold francs. This property passed then to mister de Frémont, then by alliance to mister Leymarie, his son-in-law.
Pleasantly situated, surrounded with lawn and with English gardens, Moune and its wooded hundred hectares got then harvests of 70 tons.
Qual è l'epoca e/o lo stile architettonico in cui è stato costruito l'immobile?13th and 17th century
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