Château de Lasfonds

Château de Lasfonds

Outbuildings

The Château de Lasfonds estate covers 6.5 hectares. In addition to the main castle, there is a garden and three outbuildings on the property. These buildings were once farm structures but have since been updated. Now, they offer extra space for activities and more rooms for our guests.

You’ll also find a big, heated pool near these buildings, which provides a great view of the castle.

Blueprint of Château de Lasfonds outbuildings with labeled sections and pool

The Garden

Illustrated map of Château de Lasfonds gardens, outbuildings, and main château."

The area around the Château de Lasfonds has a lot to offer for those who enjoy the outdoors. You’ll find a well-kept garden with a variety of flowers, century-old fruit trees, a quiet forest and a spacious lawn for outdoor activities. 

There are plenty of benches and seating areas throughout the grounds, perfect for walking or just taking a break to unwind. The estate is also home to local wildlife, such as deer, hares, bats, owls, foxes, and the groundskeeper’s dog may stop by, too.

The Château is set on raised ground, offering impressive views of the nearby countryside.

At night, the lack of city lights means you can enjoy excellent stargazing across the property, with the stars appearing especially clear and vivid. 

The Pool

Illustration of a villa with a pool

The large heated pool, open for 6 months of the year, is equipped with a child safety alarm as well as a cleaning system. Around the pool, you’ll find eight comfortable lounging chairs with umbrellas, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sun. 

Games Room And Fitness Retreat

Illustrated floor plan of a games room and fitness retreat with labeled sections

The Southern outbuilding houses the Games Room, a large 100m² space where guests can enjoy a variety of activities. It includes a gym area stocked with free weights, a Roman chair, an exercise bench, a rowing machine and yoga mats. Additionally, there’s plenty of fun to be had with a billiard table, table tennis, a professional-grade foosball table and darts.

The room provides the convenience of a fully-equipped kitchen located in the adjacent building, complete with a fridge, freezer, oven, stove, and all the necessary cooking essentials, perfect for preparing and serving snacks and beverages outdoors.

In keeping with the building’s heritage, we’ve preserved some of the original features like the animal feed and water trays to maintain the rustic charm of the area.

Outdoor Dining

Lodging cottages diagram with labeled sections

The estate features a covered dining area ideal for large gatherings, with a main table that seats 14 guests and additional bar seating crafted from a repurposed wine barrel. 

Guests can choose between a gas or charcoal BBQ for cooking. Adjacent to the BBQ area is an outdoor kitchen equipped with a fridge, freezer, oven, stove, and other outdoor cooking essentials. 

This space includes a tabletop area suitable for food preparation or grilling. For more extensive cooking needs, a fully equipped kitchen is available in the building next door.

If you need more room, the dining table can be moved to transform the area into a social or party venue.

Lodging Cottages

Lodging cottages diagram with labeled sections

Within the Western and Southern outbuildings are 5 additional accommodation spaces.

The Southern outbuilding is a two-story, 130m² guesthouse with two bedrooms. Each bedroom is 16m² and comes with its own bathroom. The guesthouse includes a kitchen with a dining area, a laundry room and a living room. There's also a private terrace, which is bordered by roses and lavender in the summer, providing a nice spot to relax.

This unique two-story room features a tall ceiling and is named after the striking window that once graced a small chapel in the Château during the 1800s. On the ground floor, there's a living space with a sofa, a small kitchen area, an original oven, and a bathroom with a shower. 

Upstairs, you'll find a sleeping platform with a queen-sized bed. The room also has its own side entrance that opens to a private seating area in the garden.

The Western outbuilding contains two guest suites, both approximately 45m². They feature original stone walls and wooden beams, and each suite has its own bathroom and a private garden area, giving them the comfortable and quaint atmosphere of small village homes.

The Western outbuilding contains two guest suites, both approximately 45m². They feature original stone walls and wooden beams, and each suite has its own bathroom and a private garden area, giving them the comfortable and quaint atmosphere of small village homes.

Northern Outbuilding

Northern Outbuilding diagram with labeled sections

The Northern outbuilding is not primarily used for guest accommodations at the moment. It includes a garage, the groundskeeper’s living quarters, and the Baker’s Den.

The Baker’s Den has historical significance, with a ground floor that preserves the original stone bread oven from the Château’s early days.

Although it’s only been minimally updated, the Baker’s Den is set up with tables, a TV, and board games, making it an informal hangout spot that’s particularly appealing to younger visitors.

Plans are in place to renovate the Balcony Cottage and transform it into a SPA area with Sauna.

FAQs

How far are the outbuildings from the main estate?

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The outbuildings are conveniently located approximately 80 metres from the main Château, just a brief two-minute walk away.

What accommodations are available in the outbuildings?

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Our outbuildings offer a range of accommodations, which includes the Lavender Cottage, the Loft Gite, the Pool Gite and the Garden Gite.

Is there a gym on the premises?

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Yes, the Southern outbuilding houses a Games Room with a gym area. It is outfitted with free weights, a Roman chair, an exercise bench, a rowing machine and yoga mats.

How long is the pool open and is there one available?

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The pool is open seasonally from May to October.

Are BBQ and kitchen facilities available?

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Absolutely, guests can take advantage of our BBQ area, which is complemented by a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen.

What recreational activities are available for fun on the estate?

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There are numerous activities to enjoy, including the gym room that has table tennis, billiards, foosball or darts. There is also a variety of classic board games. 

You can also dive into the latest films or games with our 85-inch TV, complete with a PS5 and VR headset. The space features a high-quality NAD/ B&W 5.1 surround sound system for immersive audio.

You can also kick off your morning with an energising yoga session in the tranquil setting of the Château grounds. You can then take a swim in our heated pool with a view of the Château.

Can I bring my pets?

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Subject to confirmation during reservation, well-behaved pets are welcome in the outbuildings but not inside the Château.

Are outdoor parties allowed?

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Yes, you can use the outdoor and pool area as you wish. Please note that that no additional guests are allowed on premises beyond your registered party.

What guest rooms are available at Château de Lasfonds?

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Château de Lasfonds offers a two-bedroom guest house in the southern outbuilding, two cozy 45m² guest suites in the western outbuilding with private garden areas, and the unique two-story room named after the historic chapel window. The Lavender Cottage features two rooms. Including the Loft Gite, Pool Gite, and Garden Gite, the property can accommodate up to 10 guests. Baby cots are available upon request. Each suite and room has its own distinct charm, featuring elements like original stone walls, wooden beams and private bathrooms.

What outdoor experiences can guests expect at Château de Lasfonds?

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Guests can enjoy the expansive outdoor areas, which include a well-kept garden with flowers and fruit trees, a quiet forest, and a spacious lawn for activities. Wildlife sightings are common, and the estate’s elevated position offers beautiful views of the countryside. At night, the lack of artificial light makes it an ideal spot for stargazing.