On a living area of more than 300 m2, with 5,000 m2 of park without facing, and an exceptional view of the Pic-Saint-Loup and the Hortus, the castle of Valflaunès was the home of Baron Jean-Jacques Louis Durand, 1st mayor of Montpellier. It is now known thanks to its winemaker Fabien Reboul, and its winery "Château de Valflaunès".
This 18th century mansion offers all the modern comforts: a 12.5m swimming pool heated in some months and covered with an electric shutter, an exotic terrace (shaded if needed) of 80 m2, steam room, 3 bathrooms including 1 with bathtub, 1 shower in the steam room, 6 rooms (15 beds) with new and quality beds in 160 x 200 and 180 x 200 and 1 bed in an additional 90 in 3 of them. 3 cribs and 1 high chair are also available.
The linen is provided and each room has plenty of storage.
For people with reduced mobility, one of the rooms (33 m2) with 1 four-poster bed in 160 x 200 and 1 bed in 90 is on the ground floor.
The 3 bathrooms are upstairs with the exception of a shower on the ground floor in the steam room.
In addition, an 80 sqm apartment with 3 bedrooms can accommodate 6 people.