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A historic stone bridge is visible arching over the water, surrounded by lush greenery and gentle grasses along the riverbank. The scene reflects a peaceful landscape with clear skies and trees in the background, enhancing the serene environment.
Home in Beaugency
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 326 reviews

Beaugency, family home with Loire view

Old house, completely renovated, with a view of the Loire from all rooms. Access to the city center 200 meters away (all shops and restaurants), Loire by bike, walks... Château de Chambord 20 km away. The house is accessible from Beaugency train station on foot, possibility to store bicycles in the basement or to park your car very easily. Benefiting from one of the most beautiful views of the Loire, this family home allows you to come and recharge your batteries (2 hours from the center of Paris by car).

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An outdoor patio area is illuminated by string lights, highlighting the well-maintained planters filled with greenery. A table and chairs are situated against the wall of the house, creating a serene space for relaxation. The setting is peaceful, surrounded by a landscaped yard.
Home in Tour-en-Sologne
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

In the heart of the Châteaux

Located on the road to the castles, between Chambord and Cheverny, come and recharge your batteries for a few days in the peace and quiet of our house, restored in 2019. On a completely enclosed plot, the house is ideally located in the town center of the commune facing the bakery and restaurant. Ideal place to discover the Region and its riches: Sologne, banks of the Loire, visit to Beauval Zoo (Most beautiful zoo in France) and the many castles of the Loire. Bike path passes in front of the house.

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A spacious living area features a large wooden table paired with a metal frame. A well-equipped kitchen is visible in the background, complemented by dark cabinetry and exposed brick walls. Two comfortable chairs and a decorative plant add warmth to the inviting space.
Apartment in Blois
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 396 reviews

Beautiful 70 m2 apartment in the heart of Blois

Superb 70 m2 2-bedroom apartment, hyper center of Blois, well soundproofed, in a small condominium with views of the Loire and the Denis Papin stairs. Perfect location for visiting the center of Blois on foot. The royal castle and the house of magic as well as the bishop's garden and the rose garden are a 5-minute walk away. Train station is 900 m away. Close to the castles of Chambord (15 km), Cheverny (14 km), Amboise (35 km), Chaumont-sur-Loire and its gardens (15 km). Beauval Zoo 40 km away.

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A cozy bedroom is presented with soft bedding and a decorative throw on a spacious bed. Two bedside lamps provide warm light, and a patterned wallpaper accents the room. A window with sheer curtains allows natural light, while a ladder rack holds a towel for convenience.
Apartment in Blois
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Half-way between the Loire river and the château

Enjoy an entirely newly refurbished cosy and comfy two-room apartment in a half-timbered building dating back to the 17th century. Located in the historic part of the city of Blois: the St Nicolas area, it will provide you with boh a sense of history and a modern feeling. Known for its picturesque streets and its roman church, the area a nice start to stroll through the royal city.. From there, the château can be reached in a stone's throw and the Loire river flows at the bottom of the street.

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The entrance to the accommodation is framed by lush greenery and vibrant pink flowers. A well-maintained courtyard with terracotta tiles leads to a wooden door, flanked by windows that allow natural light into the space. The exterior features a blend of brickwork and neutral walls.
Townhouse in Montlivault
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Village cottage

Independent accommodation in common courtyard. Refrigerator, microwave, kettle, Tassimo coffee machine - capsules. Bedroom with 140 cm bed and 120 cm sofa bed - 1 child. Bed linen and towels provided from 3 nights Located in the heart of the village of 1360 inhabitants with shops: 2 restaurants, a bakery, a catered butcher, a pharmacy, a grocery store. Chambord 7 km away - Blois 12 km away. 1.5 km from the banks of the Loire. Our garden furniture and BBQ are at your disposal during your stay.

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The exterior of a traditional house is framed by lush greenery and blooming flowers. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, which is flanked by two large windows. Sunlight filters through the foliage, creating a serene atmosphere.
Home in Cour-Cheverny
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 275 reviews

Le Vieux Pressoir

Located in the middle of the vineyards and close to the Châteaux of the Loire Valley, the Vieux Pressoir is a place of rest, relaxation and conviviality. Local wine, cheese, fruit and vegetable producers are present. The Loire, the castles of Cheverny, Chambord and Blois, the Cheverny golf course (18 holes), the Caudalie spa are located between 5 and 15 minutes from the Vieux Pressoir. Beauval Zoo is 20 km away. Many walking and biking trails are accessible from the house.

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Home in Huisseau-sur-Cosson
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Le Gîte du Séchoir, Chambord with family & friends

In the heart of the Loire Valley, 4 km from Chambord Nestled in the prestigious Loire Valley region, this 100 m² 3-bedroom gite accommodates up to 6 guests in a fully renovated old barn, combining comfort and authenticity. You will enjoy a large, secluded garden, elegant decor, and particularly bright spaces. It is the ideal place to enjoy nature and history, in close proximity to the most beautiful castles of the Loire Valley and the region's protected landscapes.

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A charming outdoor area features a well-maintained lawn bordered by lush greenery. Comfortable seating is arranged in a circular layout, creating an inviting space for relaxation. The exterior of the house, with its traditional stone facade and a sloped roof, complements the serene environment.
Cottage in Cheverny
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Château Gaillard Gîte, Cheverny.

In the town of Cheverny, in the heart of the most beautiful castles of the Loire, this former wine press, completely rebuilt, welcomes you in peace and quiet, in the greatest comfort. A private house, without cohabitation, parking and private garden. Large living room open to the kitchen, and two double bedrooms, with their bathroom. Air conditioning for periods of great heat, and wood stove for cold winters. A contemporary and classic look that inspires serenity.

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A spacious living area with wooden beams and rich blue walls is presented. Two comfortable leather sofas face a stone fireplace, complementing a rustic wooden dining table set for six. Large windows offer abundant natural light and a charming view of the surroundings.
Apartment in Blois
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

The Cathedral • Downtown with a view of the Loire

Welcome to a charming apartment in the heart of Blois! Its exposed beams and unobstructed views of the cathedral and the Loire make it a unique place in the city center. With three modular bedrooms and a large living space, it is suitable for stays with family, friends or professionals. You can discover the charming pedestrian streets, local shops and the best restaurants on foot, while staying in a comfortable and well-kept setting.

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A tranquil outdoor space features two folding chairs and a small table on a grassy area, bordered by a low stone wall. Lush trees provide shade, while the view across the river and fields offers a serene backdrop.
Home in Cour-sur-Loire
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews

The little house on the banks of the Loire

In a historic village, in the heart of the Loire castles, small independent farmhouse, on the Loire à Vélo path, facing south with a large walled garden overlooking the river. The single-story house is bathed in sunshine; you have linens. In the heart of the Loire Valley with the most beautiful castles nearby, a cozy one-bedroom country house with its large garden overlooking the river and the "Loire à Vélo" trail. .

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Apartment in Blois
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Exceptional view of the Loire in Blois 3*

This spacious 116 m² apartment in the heart of the historic center of Blois offers an exceptional view of the Loire. Restaurants, cafés, shops, and a Saturday market right outside the building. The Château Royal de Blois is a 5-minute walk away, and the Blois–Chambord train station is a 10-minute walk away. Very comfortable apartment with beds made on arrival, perfect for exploring the Châteaux of the Loire Valley.

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A living area features a dark blue sofa adorned with teal and black cushions, positioned against a geometric patterned wall. A small coffee table and a side table accompany a green accent table. Illuminated lamps create a cozy ambiance, while artwork and decorative items add character.
Guesthouse in Saint-Claude-de-Diray
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 416 reviews

The annex at the gates of Chambord

At the gates of Chambord and the castles of the Loire. A pleasant stay in a region where history awaits you. For nature lovers, the Loire bike path is ideally located. Not to mention the famous Beauval Zoo 40 minutes away. In a village close to Blois, all shops, a small garden is at your disposal to rest well. The annex is comfortable and fully equipped for a pleasant stay. Bed linen and bath towels are provided.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Château de Chambord located?

    Château de Chambord stands in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France, surrounded by forests and rivers. It is situated within a vast estate that has wildlife, scenic views, and locally rooted traditions.

  • When is the best time to visit Château de Chambord?

    Late spring and early summer are frequently suggested for visiting Château de Chambord, when temperatures range from 47–74°F (9–24°C) and greenery is vibrant. Autumn often brings colorful foliage, while winters stay mild but can be damp.

  • How old is Château de Chambord?

    Château de Chambord began construction in 1519 and remained under development through 1547, making it nearly 500 years old. Its long history is linked to the era of French royalty and Renaissance architecture.

  • Why was Château de Chambord built?

    Château de Chambord was commissioned by King Francis I as a hunting lodge and a display of royal power. Its grand design features were intended to impress visiting nobility and reflect Renaissance art and architectural trends.

  • What are some things to do near Château de Chambord?

    Around Château de Chambord, you can explore riverside walking paths, locally rooted markets, and cycling routes through the surrounding countryside. The area also has traditional villages, parks, and opportunities for wine tasting and picnics in woodland landscapes.

  • How is the weather near Château de Chambord?

    Near Château de Chambord, winters are cool and damp, typically between 35–48°F (2–9°C), while summers are warmer, averaging 56–79°F (13–26°C) with moderate rainfall. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and variable showers, so a light waterproof layer is useful.

  • How was Château de Chambord built?

    Château de Chambord was constructed in the 16th century, combining Renaissance and medieval architectural styles. Builders used local stone and intricate designs, including a double-helix staircase and large towers, reflecting royal ambitions of the era.

  • What is the history of Château de Chambord?

    Château de Chambord was commissioned by King Francis I in the 16th century, serving as a hunting lodge and symbol of royal prestige. Throughout its history, it has witnessed political changes and architectural evolution, remaining one of the most popular Renaissance castles in France.