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A once-derelict medieval chateau in the foothills of the Pyrenees recreated as a stylish holiday home

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When Adrian Holmes bought this abandoned chateau in south-west France he was on the hunt for a project, and undoubtedly found one in the five-year renovation that followed
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A once-derelict medieval chateau in the foothills of the Pyrenees recreated as a stylish holiday home

When Adrian Holmes bought this abandoned chateau in south-west France he was on the hunt for a project, and undoubtedly found one in the five-year renovation that followed

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