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Bienvenue to Chateau de la Coutère

Relax at the front of the chateau in the heart of nature

The gateway to the Pyrénées

Stunning local lakes and beaches to visit

Beautiful scenery and hiking in the Midi-Pyrenees

The chateau has its own 1.5km private road leading to the chateau gates

At the edge of the chateau’s woodland you will find the waterfalls

Cook up a feast in the chateau’s newly renovated large kitchen

The grand salon offers seating for all and doors open to outdoor terraces

The dining room has both large and small tables and doors to an outdoor terrace

Christmas is an occasion at the chateau

The grand hallway displays antiques and contemporary art

Mornings at the pool, will offer you peace and tranquillity

Lounging in the refreshing pool waters listening to bird song

Family fun is assured - although flamingoes are not compulsory!

A lunch time apéro anyone?

Cocktails &amp; champagne under fairy lights at the front of the chateau by the pool

The old stables and outbuildings next to the chateau

Good friends pause one evening at the chateau entrance

The grand sweeping staircase

The boutique bedrooms overlook the chateau’s estate and woodland

Classic king size bedrooms can be adapted for your holiday needs

Through the looking glass

French vintage and antique decor in every room

You will awake to nature, with bedroom views over the chateau’s valley

Large super king suite with triple aspect views over the chateau’s parkland

Original fireplaces, grand mirrors and walk-in wardrobes

Beautifully appointed en-suite bathrooms

Hand painted wallpapers and traditional bathroom suites

Vintage French light and airy bedroom

Explore the walks in the chateau’s parkland and forest and by the river

Nestled in 30 acres of its own land, with no neighbours for over one kilometre

Enjoy natural swimming in the crystal clear lagoon at the waterfalls

Guests cool off at the chateau waterfalls on a hot summer’s day

Visit medieval towns and villages, such as Foix and its castle

Shop at local markets such as Samatan, and soak up the vibrant café culture

Visit the historic town of Saint Gaudens, dating back to the Roman era!

Road to Saint Laurent, where the chateau is nestled in its own private valley

Play pétanque every day at the 900 year old convent ruins in the village

360 degree panoramas in the hills just above Saint Laurent

Why not enjoy tapas in Spain after having breakfasted at the chateau in France

The Pyrénées in summer

From late October, the Pyrénées start to receive their snowy winter blankets

Spring comes early to the chateau’s parkland

The area is famous for its sunflowers in summer

Owners Julian and Leanne take a stroll to the river