Nearest 5 top hotels
Château de Saint-Loup 89.31km 55.49miles
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Le Manoir Saint Thomas 111.41km 69.23miles
Hotel de Toiras 166.66km 103.56miles
Normandy Barriere 202.23km 125.66miles
Nearest 5 top restaurants
Le Favre dAnne 13.14km 8.16miles
Auberge de la Diligence 37.96km 23.59miles
RESTAURANT LE GAMBETTA 46.02km 28.6miles
Bistro de Paris 58.96km 36.64miles
Les Jardins de la Forge 65.1km 40.45miles
Nearest 5 top sights
The Loire Valley between Sully-sur-Loire and Chalonnes 90.74km 56.38miles
Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay 140.5km 87.3miles
Abbey Church of Saint-Savin sur Gartempe 151.53km 94.16miles
Chartres Cathedral 175.17km 108.85miles
Le Havre, the City Rebuilt by Auguste Perret 216.97km 134.82miles
Contact Information
Address
26 Route du Moulin, BRIOLLAY, France
, 49125
Contact Details
Telephone : 02 41 42 50 05
Email : noirieux@relaischateaux.com
Additional Information
The earliest written records of Noirieux go back to the year 1212. They tell us that the manor and extensive lands were held in fief by lord Matheus de Noerus. Over the years the name has changed to Noirieux, and the estate still bears this name.
The first manor-house was built on the land in the 15th century, a typical late mediaeval house in a mixture of stone and half-timbering with mullioned windows. In the reign of Louis XIV, Noirieux was graced with the house whose elegant classical facade looks out today over the picturesque river Loir. On the foundations of the former oratory dedicated to Saint Joseph, was built the chapel which still boasts its remarkable stone reredos, a listed national monument.
Noirieux has been home to several of Anjou?s grand families, and in 1989 was returned to its former glory by major renovation works which have restored its original appearance..
Type : Restaurants
The first manor-house was built on the land in the 15th century, a typical late mediaeval house in a mixture of stone and half-timbering with mullioned windows. In the reign of Louis XIV, Noirieux was graced with the house whose elegant classical facade looks out today over the picturesque river Loir. On the foundations of the former oratory dedicated to Saint Joseph, was built the chapel which still boasts its remarkable stone reredos, a listed national monument.
Noirieux has been home to several of Anjou?s grand families, and in 1989 was returned to its former glory by major renovation works which have restored its original appearance..
Type : Restaurants
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