In the plain of the Bléone river, in the midst of fields of
lavender and sunflowers, lies the typical Provençal village of Chaffaut Saint Jurson: a majestic cypress tree and a wash-house roofed with Roman tiles, a 17th century church where a 12th century silver ciborium is waiting to be admired, a main street lined with roughcast houses with blue shutters and a few fine barns built using the local stone, many smart modern detached houses scattered around the surrounding area...
But the star of the village is without a doubt its château, an enormous square construction, somewhat dilapidated now but nonetheless impressive, surrounded by a small park with some trees and outbuildings.
The Château de la Gremuse was built in the 15th century during the Ancien Régime, and still has a magnificent "nailed" door dating back to this period.
Today it is still the property of a Count who welcomes visitors when he is in the village ...
Historical heritage enthusiasts will be awaiting his arrival!