Its cut stone walls, slate roofs and two pavilions make it a typical construction of the Grand Siècle, magnificent and perfectly symmetrical. The building, set on a terrace, overlooks the green landscapes of the Oisian countryside, starting from its own park of 60 hectares, equipped with large centuries-old trees, endless meadows and, closer to the castle, a double garden in the French style. , fountain and curved basin. Two paths, covered with yew trees, beeches and Lebanese cedars, lead respectively to the stables and tennis courts and also to the vast vegetable garden of 1000 square meters. “The immense estate reveals striking prospects on every side, even into the silent meadows as far as the eye can see”, comments the Patrice Besse group. Rose bushes, bushes, laurel hedges, century-old oaks and orchards complete the ensemble, creating a bucolic image, surrounded all around by protective walls and fences.
The interior is just as majestic, enriched with floors with black and white cabochon paving or Versailles parquet, Louis XVI woodwork known as “nasturtium style”, marble fireplaces in Louis XV style, Delft tiles, rocaille or Art Deco rooms -style… As you will understand, this castle is at the crossroads of eras and has preserved the most masterful of each. The volumes are, of course, very large, and the floors are connected by a large Louis XIII-style oak staircase (as well as an elevator). The first floor has a number of bedrooms and bathrooms. In the basement, the residence hides a cellar as well as an old place of worship recognizable by its octagonal stone vaults.
