La Chapelle Saint Martin is considered as the birthplace of forest farming in Limousin. The current 40-acre park has preserved all the romantic charm of a 19th century landscaped park.
Jacques Dudognon, Gilles' father, loved gardening and decided to redesign the park in the early 1970s. He first opened a perspective over the back terrace of the House, revealing a large panoramic view of the Limousin's countryside. He also redesigned the two water ponds, one of them based on the property’s former fishery. Two 19th century sequoia trees were preserved as well.
La Chapelle Saint Martin will win you over with its pastoral tranquillity and poetic scenery. On your own, with your loved one or your family members, you will fall in love with our park, ponds and the countryside surrounding them. Whether you prefer walking, swimming or even meditating, take a deep breath of fresh air and enjoy these enticing wide open spaces...
Our younger guests will marvel at everything our green haven has to offer: a playground, wooden huts, our horses (Bye Bye and Pomerol) and Georges, the family's dog.
