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Gentiane.GardereMarsan
Parleboscq
40310
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Welcome to the Domaine de Marsan, where you can experience the charm of our Gites and Chambres d'Hotes. Owned by Gentiane and Stephane Degrave, this 17th century family home boasts unique architectural features and is nestled in the untouched beauty of Gascony. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, our accommodations offer the perfect setting for a memorable holiday. Join us throughout the year and indulge in our swimming pool, games, and a range of activities. Discover more about our offerings, prices, reservations, and explore the endless possibilities of what to do during your stay.Description for Gite
Welcome to Domaine de Marsan, where you can experience the perfect combination of Chambres d'Hotes and Gites. Our property offers a range of amenities including a swimming pool and various games to ensure a memorable stay.Our Gites have been thoughtfully designed by transforming the old stables and a winemaking barn. We have preserved the charming features of the buildings, such as the half-timbered walls, interior beams, and stonework, while incorporating modern comforts. Each Gite is fully equipped with everything you need for a peaceful and relaxing 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, there are comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom with a bath, shower, and toilet, and a mezzanine that overlooks the living room.
Outside, you can enjoy an outdoor eating area with a barbecue on the sunny south side of the building. On the opposite side, there is a garage available for your car.
We offer two types of Gites: La Grive, which accommodates 4 to 6 persons with two spacious bedrooms and a total floor space of 1000sq.ft., and La Palombe, ideal for 6 to 8 persons with three bedrooms and a total floor space of 1370sq.ft.
Each Gite is equipped with a range of amenities including a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, food mixer, cooker, crockery, kitchen utensils, bedding, household linen, TV/video with satellite channels, ironing board, iron, and vacuum cleaner.
Our prices include all electricity, gas, heating, and water charges. The Gites are well insulated and heated by an oil boiler, and we provide wood free of charge for the fireplaces. Each bed is fully equipped with a bedspread, blankets, pillows, sheets, and a mattress cover.
If needed, we can provide a cleaning service for a small charge. We also offer a cot and high chair for babies at no extra cost. Our friendly staff is always available to provide tourist information and assist you with any advice you may need.
For those who are horse trekking, we offer food, a horsebox, and grazing for a small charge.
During your stay, you are welcome to enjoy our swimming pool and other games. We also provide internet access for checking emails.
Come and experience the perfect holiday at Domaine de Marsan. Book now to secure your reservation.
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Directions
Directions to Parleboscq:
To find Marsans Castel, use the GPS coordinates N43 55.300 E0 02.057 (WGS 84).
Driving in France can be different for those who have never driven there before. One of the main differences is that the French drive on the right side of the road. Take note that the biggest risks of driving on the opposite side are starting again after a stop or when turning right. French drivers tend to drive close to you, so be cautious when braking harshly. Flashing headlights in France do not have the same meaning as in the UK. Instead of meaning "after you," it means "I am here and you must get out of my way." It is also used to warn other drivers of police ahead. The police often perform checks, so it is important to have your driving license and all necessary car documents, including the logbook, to avoid on the spot fines. Speaking English or pretending not to understand won't work, as they have multilingual fine forms and will take you to a cash machine to get the money. If you are fined, ask for a receipt, "Un recu sil vous plait," to avoid receiving another fine form later.
Speed limits are enforced in France, with limits of 50 kilometers per hour (30mph) in towns, 90kph (56mph) on ordinary roads, 110kph (70mph) on dual carriageways, and 130kph (81mph) on motorways. These limits are reduced by 20kph in the rain. On-the-spot fines (£80-£150) are issued for most offenses, including speeding. It is important to follow the rules, as the police are keen on catching motorists who do not stop at stop signs or cross continuous white lines. When overtaking, use your indicators and give plenty of room to cyclists, as they are a protected species in France.
During the summer, traffic jams often occur on motorways, especially at toll booths. Look out for a large van on the side of the motorway with a sign that says "BOUCHON" to indicate a jam ahead. Most motorways in France require payment, either a set price for a short distance or a ticket system where you pay at the end of your trip. When paying at toll booths, head for the lanes with a person taking the money. Service stations are available on motorways and are safer to stop at, especially at night, as there have been incidents of highwaymen in some remote lay-bys.
For the specific directions to Parleboscq, please see below:
Calais to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Calais on the A16 autoroute towards Boulogne and Abbeville.
2. At Abbeville, take the A28 autoroute towards Le Havre.
3. Follow signs for "PONT de NORMANDIE" and continue on the autoroute to CAEN.
4. In Caen, follow signs for RENNES on the A84 autoroute.
5. At Rennes, follow signs for NANTES on the N137 road.
6. Just outside Nantes, follow signs for BORDEAUX and take the A83 autoroute.
7. The A83 will eventually join the A10. Continue south on the A10 until you reach the toll booth north of Bordeaux.
8. After the tolls, continue on the motorway and follow signs for TOULOUSE.
9. Take the Toulouse turning and join the A62 autoroute.
10. At junction 5, follow signs for Casteljaloux, Mont de Marsan, and Bergerac.
11. After the toll booth, take the road to Casteljaloux and Mont de Marsan.
12. Go through Casteljaloux following the Mont de Marsan signs.
13. After 9 miles (14 kilometers), you will reach Houeilles. Go straight through Houeilles.
14. In 10 miles (16 kilometers), you will see a sign to the left marked for Barbotan, Gabarret, and Eauze. Take this turning.
15. At the T junction, turn left and head into Gabarret. Take a right fork towards Eauze and Barbotan.
16. Continue straight down this road towards Eauze for 3 miles (5 kilometers). You will then arrive in Parleboscq.
Le Havre to Parleboscq:
1. Leave the ferry terminal and go straight over the roundabout.
2. Turn right at the next junction, following signs for Paris.
3. Follow this road out of Le Havre until you see signs for CAEN and the PONT de NORMANDIE.
4. Follow these signs, go over the bridge, and head to CAEN. Then follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 3.
Ouistreham to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Ouistreham on the road to Caen and follow the signs onto the A84 autoroute to Rennes.
2. Follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 4.
Cherbourg to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Cherbourg on the N13 heading towards Paris.
2. After about 30 miles, you will find a turning to St. Lo. Go to St. Lo and take the road to VILLEDIEU LES POELLES.
3. Just outside VILLEDIEU LES POELLES, you will find signs for the A84 autoroute. Join the A84 and head towards Rennes.
4. Follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 4.
St. Malo to Parleboscq:
1. Leave St. Malo
To find Marsans Castel, use the GPS coordinates N43 55.300 E0 02.057 (WGS 84).
Driving in France can be different for those who have never driven there before. One of the main differences is that the French drive on the right side of the road. Take note that the biggest risks of driving on the opposite side are starting again after a stop or when turning right. French drivers tend to drive close to you, so be cautious when braking harshly. Flashing headlights in France do not have the same meaning as in the UK. Instead of meaning "after you," it means "I am here and you must get out of my way." It is also used to warn other drivers of police ahead. The police often perform checks, so it is important to have your driving license and all necessary car documents, including the logbook, to avoid on the spot fines. Speaking English or pretending not to understand won't work, as they have multilingual fine forms and will take you to a cash machine to get the money. If you are fined, ask for a receipt, "Un recu sil vous plait," to avoid receiving another fine form later.
Speed limits are enforced in France, with limits of 50 kilometers per hour (30mph) in towns, 90kph (56mph) on ordinary roads, 110kph (70mph) on dual carriageways, and 130kph (81mph) on motorways. These limits are reduced by 20kph in the rain. On-the-spot fines (£80-£150) are issued for most offenses, including speeding. It is important to follow the rules, as the police are keen on catching motorists who do not stop at stop signs or cross continuous white lines. When overtaking, use your indicators and give plenty of room to cyclists, as they are a protected species in France.
During the summer, traffic jams often occur on motorways, especially at toll booths. Look out for a large van on the side of the motorway with a sign that says "BOUCHON" to indicate a jam ahead. Most motorways in France require payment, either a set price for a short distance or a ticket system where you pay at the end of your trip. When paying at toll booths, head for the lanes with a person taking the money. Service stations are available on motorways and are safer to stop at, especially at night, as there have been incidents of highwaymen in some remote lay-bys.
For the specific directions to Parleboscq, please see below:
Calais to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Calais on the A16 autoroute towards Boulogne and Abbeville.
2. At Abbeville, take the A28 autoroute towards Le Havre.
3. Follow signs for "PONT de NORMANDIE" and continue on the autoroute to CAEN.
4. In Caen, follow signs for RENNES on the A84 autoroute.
5. At Rennes, follow signs for NANTES on the N137 road.
6. Just outside Nantes, follow signs for BORDEAUX and take the A83 autoroute.
7. The A83 will eventually join the A10. Continue south on the A10 until you reach the toll booth north of Bordeaux.
8. After the tolls, continue on the motorway and follow signs for TOULOUSE.
9. Take the Toulouse turning and join the A62 autoroute.
10. At junction 5, follow signs for Casteljaloux, Mont de Marsan, and Bergerac.
11. After the toll booth, take the road to Casteljaloux and Mont de Marsan.
12. Go through Casteljaloux following the Mont de Marsan signs.
13. After 9 miles (14 kilometers), you will reach Houeilles. Go straight through Houeilles.
14. In 10 miles (16 kilometers), you will see a sign to the left marked for Barbotan, Gabarret, and Eauze. Take this turning.
15. At the T junction, turn left and head into Gabarret. Take a right fork towards Eauze and Barbotan.
16. Continue straight down this road towards Eauze for 3 miles (5 kilometers). You will then arrive in Parleboscq.
Le Havre to Parleboscq:
1. Leave the ferry terminal and go straight over the roundabout.
2. Turn right at the next junction, following signs for Paris.
3. Follow this road out of Le Havre until you see signs for CAEN and the PONT de NORMANDIE.
4. Follow these signs, go over the bridge, and head to CAEN. Then follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 3.
Ouistreham to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Ouistreham on the road to Caen and follow the signs onto the A84 autoroute to Rennes.
2. Follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 4.
Cherbourg to Parleboscq:
1. Leave Cherbourg on the N13 heading towards Paris.
2. After about 30 miles, you will find a turning to St. Lo. Go to St. Lo and take the road to VILLEDIEU LES POELLES.
3. Just outside VILLEDIEU LES POELLES, you will find signs for the A84 autoroute. Join the A84 and head towards Rennes.
4. Follow the directions above for "Calais to Parleboscq" from step 4.
St. Malo to Parleboscq:
1. Leave St. Malo
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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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
- Marsan Castle: Located in Marsan, this medieval castle dates back to the 13th century and offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Explore its well-preserved walls, towers, and courtyards, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- Ecomuseum of Armagnac: Situated in nearby Labastide-d'Armagnac, this museum showcases the traditional distillation process of Armagnac, a famous local brandy. Learn about the region's viticulture, visit the aging cellars, and sample some of the finest Armagnac produced here.
- Thermes de Barbotan: Located in Barbotan-les-Thermes, this thermal spa offers relaxation and rejuvenation in a peaceful setting. Enjoy a range of wellness treatments, including hydrotherapy, thermal baths, and massages, as you soak in the healing properties of the natural hot springs.
- Château de Gaujacq: Situated in Gaujacq, this stunning Renaissance castle is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers guided tours of its opulent interiors. Admire the intricate woodwork, impressive collection of art and antiques, and learn about the castle's fascinating history.
- Nogaro Racing Circuit: Motorsport enthusiasts will enjoy visiting this renowned racing circuit in Nogaro. Watch thrilling races or even have the opportunity to drive a high-speed vehicle on the track, experiencing the adrenaline rush firsthand.
- Landes de Gascogne Regional Natural Park: Spanning across multiple towns and villages, including Parleboscq, this vast natural park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the diverse landscapes of forests, wetlands, and sand dunes, go hiking or cycling along its numerous trails, and discover the unique flora and fauna of the region.
- Marquèze Eco-Museum: Located in Sabres, this open-air museum provides a glimpse into the traditional rural life of the Landes region. Take a nostalgic journey back in time as you explore the reconstructed village, complete with thatched-roof houses, farm animals, and interactive exhibits showcasing traditional crafts and activities.
- Larressingle: Known as the "Little Carcassonne," Larressingle is a fortified village near Condom. Encircled by impressive medieval walls, this picturesque village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers visitors the chance to wander its narrow streets, visit the castle, and enjoy panoramic views from its towers.
- Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste: Situated in Aire-sur-l'Adour, this magnificent cathedral boasts a mix of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. Admire the intricate sculptures, beautiful stained glass windows, and the serene atmosphere as you explore this sacred site. 10. Maison de l'Armagnac: Located in Labastide-d'Armagnac, this museum is dedicated to the history and production of Armagnac. Discover the secrets of this renowned brandy through interactive exhibits, guided tours, and tastings, offering a comprehensive experience for spirit enthusiasts. Please note that distances and modes of transportation should be considered when planning visits to these attractions.