1479
The lords of Goas
The estate archives mention the Goas family in the late 15th century. The towers recall the house’s medieval origins.
CHÂTEAU DE GOAS · GASCOGNE
A place with
history at its heart.
From medieval origins to the family home of today, Goas bears the traces of the people who have shaped its story.
XIXe
The château and gardens
After the French Revolution, the Comtesse de Beaumont contributes to the estate’s embellishment. Successive alterations shape the château seen today.
1881
The Coulange family
The family acquires the estate. Élie Coulange notably develops its water supply. The spring and old wind turbine remain reminders of this story.
1939–1945
A place of refuge
During the Second World War, Denise Rieu Hachon welcomes people seeking refuge at the château.
2003 →
Preserving and sharing
Following the 2003 fire, major restoration work includes rebuilding the roof structure. The pool, activity studio and more recent improvements extend the life of the estate.
The spirit of Goas
Gardens to wander.
Around the fountain, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter mark out the garden’s perspective. Further on, eight paths radiate from the statue of Diana the Huntress.
The French billiard table, made in Lectoure, the library, stone staircase and chapel give the place its distinctive character. For more than ten years, it has also welcomed our visitors’ stories: holidays, gatherings and retreats.
GallerySee you at Goas