Before it became an eighteenth-century castle, Château de Gudanes began life as a medieval fortress.
medieval fortress. Each era has left its mark on the building. For the past 15 years, owner Karina Waters has been breathing new life into this ruined manor house.
medieval fortress. Each era has left its mark on the building. For the past 15 years, owner Karina Waters has been breathing new life into this ruined manor house.
Karina Waters is honored to have owned and managed this property for 15 years. Château de Gudanes" is a class I listed building.
This magnificent château of course represents the history of France, national history and the history of the local community of Les Cabannes.
Karina and her family are honored to make their contribution to the eight hundred year history of this château and to its restoration. Château de Gudanes, at least in its original form as a fortress, dates back to the 13th century. The property and its château belonged to the de Salles family for many centuries.
However, the castle as we know it today, as a true neoclassical chateau, was extensively renovated and built in the 1740s by Louis Gaspard de Salles, known as the King of the Pyrenees.
Karina and her family, with their private funds, are gradually renovating the various rooms: salon musique, salon de printemps, Grand Vestibule, Les escaliers, Les chambres: Marie de Lordat, Marie Louise La Chapelle, Olympes de Gouges, le grand vestibule, la salle d'archéologie, la cuisine renaissance.
This building is exceptionally open to the public.
This magnificent château of course represents the history of France, national history and the history of the local community of Les Cabannes.
Karina and her family are honored to make their contribution to the eight hundred year history of this château and to its restoration. Château de Gudanes, at least in its original form as a fortress, dates back to the 13th century. The property and its château belonged to the de Salles family for many centuries.
However, the castle as we know it today, as a true neoclassical chateau, was extensively renovated and built in the 1740s by Louis Gaspard de Salles, known as the King of the Pyrenees.
Karina and her family, with their private funds, are gradually renovating the various rooms: salon musique, salon de printemps, Grand Vestibule, Les escaliers, Les chambres: Marie de Lordat, Marie Louise La Chapelle, Olympes de Gouges, le grand vestibule, la salle d'archéologie, la cuisine renaissance.
This building is exceptionally open to the public.
Location
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- River 5 km away
- Village 2 km away
- Marked hiking trails less than 500 m away
- Less than 10 min walk from a train station
