Manoir de Beaumont. Guided Tour of the Estate

In the 16th century the manor was part of the Château du Rouhet witch burnt down at the end of the 19th century. One of its lords, Pierre COMBOREL, was lieutenant in Johan of Arc's Guard. He was made prisoner together with her, in Compiègne, in 1430.

Altered and enlarged in the 18th and 19th centuries, the manor was renovated in 1997. It's very comfortable inside and moreover, with its dovecote, its caves, chimneys, bread ovens, well, outbuildings, it has preserved the romantic atmosphere typical of a bygone area.

The hall leads to the lounge witch doubles as a library for guests' use and to the dining-room in witch friendly breakfasts are laid out for small or large parties by the old fireplace decorate with scallop shells, the symbol of Christian pilgrims. Log fires in the winter.

The staircase leads to the guest bedrooms on the 1st and the 2nd floor. Guests can relax on the terraces situated at the front and at the back of the manor, walk in the five-acre park and enjoy its greenery, woody area, orchards, centuries-old trees, flowers, box tree… and where they can have a picnic or light up a barbecue.

Cars can be parked in the inside the estate. The centre of Beaumont, a town with a population of about 1600, is about 300 metre away from the manor. There are many quality restaurants close by within distance of 3 to 5 km. Your hosts will be happy to answer your queries, give you helpful hints and provide you tourist information.