Château du Bel-Air

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Château de Bel-Air, in Carquefou (Loire-Atlantique), was built in 1864 by M. Pellerin de la Vergne, initially under the name ‘Bellair’, as a residence for his wife; the estate remained in the family for three generations. This nineteenth-century stone building, 500 m² over four levels, retains a sixteenth-century fireplace on the ground floor. It stands in a park enclosed by walls, a century old, with more than two hectares of classified woodland, a calvary, a bread oven and a kennel. It can be hired for seminars, receptions and weddings (up to 196 guests).