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Château Les Carrasses

Quarante, Occitanie, France · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Louis Garros built this chateau pinardier in 1886 on the ruins of a medieval pilgrim relay at Quarante, in the Languedoc vines. Karl O'Hanlon and Anita Forte bought the near-abandoned house in 2008, spent three years restoring it, and reopened in 2011: 27 rooms and a working wine domaine still run with Vignobles Bonfils.

About Château Les Carrasses

History

Originally built in 1886 by architect Louis Garros as a 'château pinardier,' the estate stands on the ruins of a medieval relay for pilgrims. After being nearly abandoned, it was purchased in 2008 by Karl O’Hanlon and Anita Forte and underwent a three-year restoration, reopening in 2011 as a luxury retreat. Today, it remains a working wine domaine managed in partnership with Vignobles Bonfils while providing upscale accommodations.

The setting

3.5 km from Collégiale Saint-Étienne de Capestang church. 14 km from 12th-century Abbaye de Fontcaude.

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Amenities

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