34 Hectares
The Estate
Explore the grounds — from the 17th-century château to ancient woodland and spring-fed ponds
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Interactive Map
Discover the Grounds
Click on the markers to explore each area of the estate. Buildings, natural features, and activities are all accessible from the map.
Key Areas
A Living Landscape
The Woodland
Over 20 hectares of mature oak, chestnut, and beech forest. Ancient paths wind through cathedral-like clearings. Home to deer, wild boar, and dozens of bird species.
The Ponds
Two spring-fed ponds cascade down the valley. Originally medieval fish ponds, they are now home to herons, kingfishers, and a thriving ecosystem. A wooden deck overlooks the lower pond.
The Gardens
Formal parterres near the château give way to wildflower meadows. The kitchen garden supplies herbs and seasonal vegetables. Heritage rose varieties frame the south-facing terrace.
The Buildings
Beyond the main château: L'Orangerie and its garden terrace, the intimate Pigeonnier tower, and the restored stable block now serving as workshop and event space.
34 hectares. Your home for the season.