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Gentiane.GardereMarsan
Parleboscq
40310
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Welcome to the Domaine de Marsan, where you can find charming Gites and Chambres d'Hotes accommodations. Owned by Gentiane and Stephane Degrave, this 17th-century home has been passed down through generations and boasts unique architectural features. Nestled in the untouched beauty of Gascony, on the border of Gers and Les Landes, this location offers a holiday experience tailored to your desires. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, our website provides all the information you need regarding prices, reservations, and a variety of activities. Come and enjoy our swimming pool, games, and the warm hospitality we offer all year round.Description for Gite
Welcome to Domaine de Marsan, where you can experience the charm of Chambres d'Hotes and Gites. Our property offers a delightful combination of comfort and relaxation, complete with a swimming pool and various games for your enjoyment.The gites at Domaine de Marsan have been thoughtfully designed, transforming old stables and a winemaking barn into beautiful accommodations. Retaining the original features such as half-timbered walls, interior beams, and stonework, these gites provide a unique blend of traditional charm and modern convenience. Each gite is fully equipped with everything you need for a peaceful and rejuvenating holiday.
On the ground floor, you will find a modern, fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living room with a fireplace, a convenient closet, and a toilet. Upstairs, the gites feature comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom with a bath, shower, and toilet, as well as a mezzanine overlooking the living room. Additionally, each gite offers an outdoor eating area with a barbecue on the south side, and a garage for your car on the opposite side.
La Grive gite is perfect for 4 to 6 persons, with two bedrooms and a total floor space of 1000sq.ft. La Palombe gite, on the other hand, is ideal for 6 to 8 persons, boasting three bedrooms and a total floor space of 1370sq.ft.
Rest assured, we have provided all the necessary amenities in each gite, including a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, cafetiere, toaster, food mixer, cooker, crockery, kitchen utensils, bedding, household linen, TV/video with satellite channels, ironing board, iron, and vacuum cleaner.
Our prices are inclusive of all electricity, gas, heating, and water charges. The gites are well-insulated and heated by an oil boiler, with complimentary wood available for your fireplace. Each bed is beautifully adorned with a bedspread, blankets, pillows, sheets, and a mattress cover. Should you require it, we offer a cleaning service for an additional fee. Additionally, we provide cots and high chairs for babies at no extra cost.
We have a wealth of tourist information available, and our friendly staff is more than happy to offer any advice or recommendations you may need. For those who enjoy horse trekking, we can provide food, a horsebox, and grazing for a small charge.
During your stay with us, you are welcome to enjoy our swimming pool and other games. And for those who need to check their mail, we offer internet access.
Book your stay with us at Domaine de Marsan and experience a memorable holiday filled with relaxation, comfort, and entertainment. For prices, reservations, and information on what to do in the area, please visit our website or contact us directly.
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Directions
Directions to Parleboscq:
To find the location of Marsans castel in Parleboscq, use the GPS coordinates: Latitude N43 55.300, Longitude E0 02.057 (WGS 84).
When driving in France, keep in mind that they drive on the right side of the road. It is important to be cautious while starting off again after a stop or when turning right, as these can be the riskiest moments when driving on the opposite side. French drivers tend to drive close to you, so avoid harsh braking to prevent any accidents. Flashing headlights in France indicate a warning or a request to get out of the way, unlike in the UK where it usually means "after you." Be prepared for regular paper checks by the gendarmes or police, so make sure to carry your driving licence and all the required car documents, including the logbook. Non-residents are expected to pay on-the-spot fines if they do not have the necessary documents. Not speaking French or pretending not to understand will not work, as the fine forms are usually available in multiple languages, and they may even take you to a cash machine to get the money.
Speed limits are enforced in France, and on most roads, it is 50 kilometers per hour (30mph) in towns, 90 kilometers per hour (56mph) on ordinary roads outside of towns, 110 kilometers per hour (70mph) on dual carriageways, and 130 kilometers per hour (81mph) on motorways. These limits are reduced by 20 kilometers per hour in the rain. On-the-spot fines are issued for most offenses, including speeding, with fines ranging from £80 to £150.
Traffic jams are common on motorways, especially during summer, particularly at toll booths (peages). Look out for large vans on the side of the motorway with signs that say "BOUCHON" to indicate a traffic jam ahead. Most motorways in France require payment, either through a set price for a short distance or by taking a ticket and paying at the end of the trip. When approaching a toll booth, choose a lane with a person taking the money, usually indicated by a sign with a man and a green arrow. Avoid the automated lanes to prevent any complications.
Service stations and rest areas, known as Aire de Repos, are available on motorways and are recommended, especially at night, as some remote lay-bys have been known for highway robberies. It is important to note that speed limit signs are often combined with town signs in France. When a town name is on a sign edged in red, it indicates a 50 kilometers per hour speed limit, unless otherwise indicated. The speed limit ends when the town sign has a red line through it. Be cautious of the rule of "prioritie a droite" in some towns and on quiet rural routes, which gives right of way to traffic joining from the right.
To reach Parleboscq, follow these specific routes:
1. Calais to Parleboscq: Leave Calais on the A16 autoroute towards Boulogne and Abbeville. At Abbeville, take the A28 autoroute towards Rouen, but then switch to the A29 autoroute towards Le Havre. Cross the Pont de Normandie and continue on the autoroute towards Caen. Follow the signs for Rennes at Caen, which will lead you onto the A84 autoroute. At Rennes, follow the signs for Nantes on the N137 road. Just outside Nantes, follow the signs for Bordeaux, and then take the A83 autoroute. Eventually, the A83 will join the A10 autoroute, which you should continue south on until you reach the toll booth just north of Bordeaux. After passing through the tolls, keep on the motorway until you see signs for Toulouse. Take the Toulouse turning and join the A62 autoroute. Follow the A62 until junction 5, which is signposted to Casteljaloux, Mont de Marsan, and Bergerac. After the toll booth, take the road to Casteljaloux and Mont de Marsan. Go through Casteljaloux, following the Mont de Marsan signs. After 9 miles (14 kilometers), you will reach Houeilles. Go straight through Houeilles and continue for 10 miles (16 kilometers) until you see a sign to the left marked for Barbotan, Gabarret, and Eauze. Take this turning and continue towards Eauze for 3 miles (5 kilometers) to arrive in Parleboscq.
2. Le Havre to Parleboscq: Leave Le Havre and follow the signs for Caen and the Pont de Normandie. Cross the bridge and head to Caen, then follow the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 3.
3. Ouistreham to Parleboscq: Leave Ouistreham and follow the road to Caen. Then, follow the signs onto the A84 autoroute towards Rennes. Continue following the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 3.
4. Cherbourg to Parleboscq: Leave Cherbourg on the N13 road towards Paris. After approximately 30 miles, take the turning to St. Lo and head towards Villedieu-les-Poeles. Near Villedieu-les-Poeles, join the A84 autoroute towards Rennes. Follow the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 4.
5. St. Malo to Parleboscq: Leave St. Malo and follow the road to Rennes. Once in Rennes, follow the signs to Nantes. Continue following the directions for "Calais to Parle
To find the location of Marsans castel in Parleboscq, use the GPS coordinates: Latitude N43 55.300, Longitude E0 02.057 (WGS 84).
When driving in France, keep in mind that they drive on the right side of the road. It is important to be cautious while starting off again after a stop or when turning right, as these can be the riskiest moments when driving on the opposite side. French drivers tend to drive close to you, so avoid harsh braking to prevent any accidents. Flashing headlights in France indicate a warning or a request to get out of the way, unlike in the UK where it usually means "after you." Be prepared for regular paper checks by the gendarmes or police, so make sure to carry your driving licence and all the required car documents, including the logbook. Non-residents are expected to pay on-the-spot fines if they do not have the necessary documents. Not speaking French or pretending not to understand will not work, as the fine forms are usually available in multiple languages, and they may even take you to a cash machine to get the money.
Speed limits are enforced in France, and on most roads, it is 50 kilometers per hour (30mph) in towns, 90 kilometers per hour (56mph) on ordinary roads outside of towns, 110 kilometers per hour (70mph) on dual carriageways, and 130 kilometers per hour (81mph) on motorways. These limits are reduced by 20 kilometers per hour in the rain. On-the-spot fines are issued for most offenses, including speeding, with fines ranging from £80 to £150.
Traffic jams are common on motorways, especially during summer, particularly at toll booths (peages). Look out for large vans on the side of the motorway with signs that say "BOUCHON" to indicate a traffic jam ahead. Most motorways in France require payment, either through a set price for a short distance or by taking a ticket and paying at the end of the trip. When approaching a toll booth, choose a lane with a person taking the money, usually indicated by a sign with a man and a green arrow. Avoid the automated lanes to prevent any complications.
Service stations and rest areas, known as Aire de Repos, are available on motorways and are recommended, especially at night, as some remote lay-bys have been known for highway robberies. It is important to note that speed limit signs are often combined with town signs in France. When a town name is on a sign edged in red, it indicates a 50 kilometers per hour speed limit, unless otherwise indicated. The speed limit ends when the town sign has a red line through it. Be cautious of the rule of "prioritie a droite" in some towns and on quiet rural routes, which gives right of way to traffic joining from the right.
To reach Parleboscq, follow these specific routes:
1. Calais to Parleboscq: Leave Calais on the A16 autoroute towards Boulogne and Abbeville. At Abbeville, take the A28 autoroute towards Rouen, but then switch to the A29 autoroute towards Le Havre. Cross the Pont de Normandie and continue on the autoroute towards Caen. Follow the signs for Rennes at Caen, which will lead you onto the A84 autoroute. At Rennes, follow the signs for Nantes on the N137 road. Just outside Nantes, follow the signs for Bordeaux, and then take the A83 autoroute. Eventually, the A83 will join the A10 autoroute, which you should continue south on until you reach the toll booth just north of Bordeaux. After passing through the tolls, keep on the motorway until you see signs for Toulouse. Take the Toulouse turning and join the A62 autoroute. Follow the A62 until junction 5, which is signposted to Casteljaloux, Mont de Marsan, and Bergerac. After the toll booth, take the road to Casteljaloux and Mont de Marsan. Go through Casteljaloux, following the Mont de Marsan signs. After 9 miles (14 kilometers), you will reach Houeilles. Go straight through Houeilles and continue for 10 miles (16 kilometers) until you see a sign to the left marked for Barbotan, Gabarret, and Eauze. Take this turning and continue towards Eauze for 3 miles (5 kilometers) to arrive in Parleboscq.
2. Le Havre to Parleboscq: Leave Le Havre and follow the signs for Caen and the Pont de Normandie. Cross the bridge and head to Caen, then follow the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 3.
3. Ouistreham to Parleboscq: Leave Ouistreham and follow the road to Caen. Then, follow the signs onto the A84 autoroute towards Rennes. Continue following the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 3.
4. Cherbourg to Parleboscq: Leave Cherbourg on the N13 road towards Paris. After approximately 30 miles, take the turning to St. Lo and head towards Villedieu-les-Poeles. Near Villedieu-les-Poeles, join the A84 autoroute towards Rennes. Follow the directions for "Calais to Parleboscq" mentioned above from paragraph 4.
5. St. Malo to Parleboscq: Leave St. Malo and follow the road to Rennes. Once in Rennes, follow the signs to Nantes. Continue following the directions for "Calais to Parle
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 48 | 115 | oui | |||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 65 | 65 | oui | |||||||||||
| Holiday Home | 2 | 465 | 800 | non | |||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de Ravignan: Located just 10 kilometers from Marsan, Château de Ravignan is a beautiful castle surrounded by vineyards. Visitors can take guided tours of the castle and its cellar, learning about the history of the estate and the production of Armagnac, a famous brandy.
- Ecomusée de l'Armagnac: Situated in Nogaro, about 15 kilometers from Marsan, the Ecomusée de l'Armagnac is a fascinating museum dedicated to the history and heritage of Armagnac production. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing the traditional distillation process, as well as the tools and equipment used in the production of this renowned spirit.
- Circuit Paul Armagnac: Racing enthusiasts should not miss the Circuit Paul Armagnac in Nogaro. This renowned motorsport track hosts various events throughout the year, including car and motorcycle races. Visitors can watch thrilling races or even take part in driving experiences and karting sessions.
- Eglise Saint-Martin de Betplan: Located in Betplan, a small village near Marsan, the Eglise Saint-Martin is a charming Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century. The church features beautiful architectural details and houses several remarkable religious artifacts, including a 15th-century altarpiece.
- Lac de l'Uby: Situated in Cazaubon, approximately 30 kilometers from Marsan, Lac de l'Uby is a picturesque lake surrounded by lush greenery. The lake offers various water activities such as swimming, fishing, and sailing. It also features walking and cycling trails, picnic areas, and a beach for sunbathing and relaxation.
- Musée de l'Artagnan: Located in Lupiac, about 40 kilometers from Marsan, the Musée de l'Artagnan is a museum dedicated to the famous musketeer d'Artagnan, who was born in Lupiac. The museum showcases artifacts, documents, and interactive exhibits that bring the adventurous life of this historical figure to life.
- Collégiale Saint-Barthélemy: Situated in Pimbo, a village near Marsan, the Collégiale Saint-Barthélemy is a stunning fortified church with origins dating back to the 12th century. The church boasts impressive Gothic architecture and houses beautiful stained glass windows and ornate altarpieces.
- Les Jardins de Coursiana: Located in La Romieu, approximately 50 kilometers from Marsan, Les Jardins de Coursiana is a delightful botanical garden spread across 14 hectares. Visitors can wander through themed gardens, including a rose garden, a medicinal garden, and a butterfly garden, enjoying the serene beauty of the surroundings. These attractions near Marsan offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historical sites and museums to indulging in outdoor activities and enjoying the region's natural beauty.