Clos Lavaux is a former farm inn dating from 1884, restored with respect for its original materials and rented as a whole to a single group of up to 20 guests. Its 650 sqm are spread over four buildings: the blue-shuttered manor house with four large bedrooms, the old barn with four bedrooms, two of which form a family suite, a bedroom on the first floor of the old tower, facing the pond, and a chalet with balconies. Each bedroom has a split king-size bed and its own bathroom or shower room, with a separate WC. Guests gather in the dining room, open to the outdoors, next to the kitchen with its Lacanche range; the reception hall, with mezzanine, library and table football, is available as an option. Outside: a private pond lined with willows, a cabin on stilts, a bread oven, a boules pitch and meadows where horses graze.
Last updated: 09/11/2026
The estate lies in Châtenay, Saône-et-Loire, in the Brionnais bocage, among meadows and woods. Hiking, cycling and horse-riding trails start right from the property. Nearby, you can visit Paray-le-Monial with its Romanesque basilica and historic centre, the châteaux of La Clayette and Drée, the Montagne de Dun and its panoramic views, and the Romanesque churches and farmers' markets of the Brionnais villages.
Pascale welcomes guests to Clos Lavaux, a four-building estate in the heart of the Brionnais, rented to one group at a time.
