13th century commandery near Nérac

You will stay in a 13th-century commandery, formerly a hunting lodge belonging to Henry IV. This historic residence consists of a 16-meter tower, a dwelling, and a former chapel converted into living space. With its seven bedrooms and multiple common areas, it can accommodate up to 18 people.

The interior combines historical character with modern comfort. You will have access to two living rooms with sofa beds, two fully equipped kitchens with refrigerators, six bathrooms, six toilets, and a laundry room. A wood-burning stove adds a warm touch to your evenings.

You will enjoy one hectare of land in the heart of the national forest. The secure 16-meter swimming pool is heated for your comfort. The inner courtyard and outdoor garden furniture invite you to relax in the open air.

You can explore Nérac and its castle of Henri IV, the cellars of Buzet, the bastide town of Fourcès and the villages of Mézin and Lectoure. The Campet forest covers 1,600 hectares around you. The Agen canal and the markets of Lot-et-Garonne will enrich your stay.