Château d’Oyré was built in the early 15th century (1396-1407) by Hardouin de Roches, Lord of the Bans, in the Loire Valley. Nestled in a picturesque country landscape, the chateau and its many outbuildings are set in 11 hectares of gardens and parklands which in turn is surrounded by its own 80 hectares of farmland. Privacy is assured. 

 

We are situated on the outskirts of Clermont-Créans and four minutes' drive to the village of La Flèche, famous for the Prytanée National Militaire and the home of the La Flèche Zoo. Château d’Oyré has a rich history playing host to kings, knights and barons, one of those we have been told was a teenage Henri IV!

 

The chateau and gardens are a fairy-tail backdrop; for weddings as well as providing spacious areas for corporate events and gatherings.

 

The grounds offer a tennis court with seating area and BBQ, swimming pool and pavilion, chapel, a large walled French garden, many laneways and paddocks with petting animals.

 

The chateau’s accommodation consists of 17 ensuited, luxury bedrooms (sleeping up to 30 guests). The chateau also has a grand glass reception room and orangery seating 264 guests (along with a commercial kitchen and toilet facilities), plus a range of reception rooms including a grand salon with billiard table, music salon with grand piano, wood panelled dining room and spacious kitchen. 

 

Additional outbuildings include a private cocktail bar, and a PMR suite (wheelchair accessible).

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Château d'Oyre is a comfortable driving distance from:

• 40min from Le Mans

• ​45min from Anger

• 1h10 from Tours

• 1h40 from Nantes​