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You can rent Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas’ wedding venue on Airbnb
1 July 2019, 17:39
You can now take a look inside the venue of your dreams.
Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas celebrated their marriage with a second wedding ceremony yesterday at Chateau de Torreau in France, after they got married for the first time in Las Vegas earlier this year.
Social media posts from the wedding showed guests hanging around in a beautiful venue with stunning views of the French countryside - and it turns out you can rent the couple’s venue on Airbnb, meaning we can have a look at the inside of the chateau and its grounds.
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Listed on Airnbnb, the venue can sleep fifteen guests, has nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
The listing reads: “Château de Tourreau” is one of the most exquisite private estates in Provence. Within easy reach of the Provençal “gold triangle” (Avignon, St Rémy and Aix-en-Provence) beautifully restored to reflect the 18th century, this majestic estate has a sophisticated refinement, enhanced by provencal furnitures.
“Once the gates have closed, you find yourselves in a world of your own, a world of legend and history, as if you were in an ancient royal palace of which you were the new privileged king.”
Situated on 20 acres of grounds, the venue also has a pool, gym, a vegetable garden and tennis, volleyball, squash AND basketball courts (in case you’re feeling extra sporty) as well as a wine cellar.
There had been rumours for a while that the couple were planning a second wedding in France, but all seemed to be confirmed when they posted a photo of themselves at the Eiffel tower last week.
But before you decide on the chateau as your next holiday destination, we might have some bad news.
The venue is pretty pricey and to rent it, as currently listed on Airbnb, will cost you around £3,679 per night, which, admittedly, is just *slightly* out of our price range. *cries*
