Neo-Palladian Château Set in 9 Hectares of Lush Grounds

About the Property

A neo-Palladian château built in 1846, set within nine hectares of lush lawns and woods, located near Paris Charles de Gaulle airport and 35 kilometres from the French capital. This remarkable property encompasses a total of 90,000 square meters, offering a tranquil retreat with a caretaker's lodge and various outbuildings. The château's design exemplifies neo-Palladian architecture, featuring a rectangular structure made of dressed stone with a façade coated in white rendering that has a subtle pink tint. The grand entrance is accentuated by a tetrastyle portico supported by four majestic Doric columns, leading to a series of elegantly spaced windows that provide sweeping views of the estate's beautiful grounds. The architectural details include a neoclassical pediment, Greek dentils, and a hipped slate roof in excellent condition, complemented by red-brick chimney stacks. Beyond the main building lies an annexe resembling a grand country house, along with a farmhouse, an outbuilding, and a dovecote added in the late 19th century. The property is enclosed by an outer wall, ensuring privacy amidst the expansive lawns and broad-leaved trees, with the possibility of archaeological remains beneath the grounds. Outbuildings: - Caretaker's lodge - Annexe - Dovecote - Farmhouse Price: €2,975,000 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by Patrice Besse.