The Château
Discover the living areas in our Château in Provence
WELCOME TO TOURREAU
A place to call
your own
Discover Château de Tourreau, a private estate in Sarrians, near Avignon in Provence, southern France.
Elegant living spaces, peaceful gardens and 16 en-suite bedrooms create a home to share with family and friends, accommodating up to 29 guests.
The estate is available exclusively as a whole. Smaller groups are welcome, with the same private use of the property; individual rooms cannot be booked.
LIVING SPACES
Spaces to gather
Elegant interiors for unhurried days together. Meet in the grand salon, share a meal in the dining room or settle into the library with a book.
From the billiard room to the kitchen and TV lounge, the château offers places to spend time as a group and quiet corners to enjoy at your own pace.
Outside, the shaded courtyard becomes a natural gathering place for long lunches and relaxed evenings.
BEDROOMS
Your home in Provence
16 bedrooms · Up to 29 guests
The Château and Guest House offer individual bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Explore a selection of the rooms and bathrooms below.
The Château
9 bedrooms · 15 guests
Characterful bedrooms within the château, from the Imperial and Prestige rooms to the bedrooms on the top floor.
The Guest House
7 bedrooms · 14 guests
A welcoming setting for family and friends, with seven en-suite bedrooms within the same private estate.
GARDENS & CHAPEL
Beyond the
château doors
Gardens, quiet courtyards and a historic chapel invite you to explore. Follow the cypress-lined avenue, wander through the park or find a peaceful place to pause.
Built in 1614, the consecrated chapel is part of the estate’s long history and remains a distinctive setting for ceremonies.
For more active days, enjoy the 25-metre infinity pool, tennis court, indoor squash and fitness facilities.
THE HISTORY OF TOURREAU
A Provençal story, centuries in the making
The Tourreau family of Avignon acquired the land in Sarrians in 1612. Two years later, the chapel was built alongside an early residence. Between 1750 and 1770, François Bénézet de Tourreau commissioned the château, following plans by the architect Brun.
The estate has evolved over the centuries, preserving its character while becoming a private home for stays and celebrations in Provence.
A CLOSER LOOK
Make Tourreau your own
A private holiday with family and friends, or a celebration to remember. Discover how the estate can become the setting for your time in Provence.