Interior & Grounds

Ground floor: The Entrance Hall and Main Staircase: As you step into the bright first room of the château, with its oak parquet floor and gilded drapes, pause for a second to appreciate the majestic watercolour of the building. The main staircase will then guide you to the upper floors, the bedrooms, and finally the belfry with breathtaking views on the way.

- The Library: The only room in the château which has remained virtually unchanged, its fine murals and merry cherubs have looked over this room for the past 150 years. Faithfully restored, this room has once again regained its status as the library. Come and relax among its leather-bound tomes, soak up the atmosphere with a good book, or simply re-discover the art of conversation in an exquisite room.

- The Small Lounge: This intimate lounge is flooded with light through its three expansive arched windows offering impressive views over the grounds. Situated right in the centre of the château, this room has retained its original mouldings and high ceilings, and offers a great vantage point over the main path leading to the chapel in the grounds. This room has TV and DVD facilities.

- Formal dining Room.

- Fully equipped modern kitchen.

- Samovar Suite: This spacious 45m2 room has south-facing views from large windows over the estate. It offers a rest space, lounge corner, and desk space. Its private WC is situated in one of the stone towers. The en-suite bathroom contains a bathtub.

- Ceylan Suite: This 50m² suite consists of a master bedroom and a living room which can also act as a second bedroom. It has an en-suite bathroom and a separate WC accessed via a staircase in a private tower. The living room and bedroom offer views of the garden and the ornamental lake where you are sure to catch a glimpse of the heron. The en-suite bathroom has a bathtub.

First floor: This floor comprises a bedroom of 45 m² with ensuite bathroom and WC, another bedroom of 35m² with ensuite bathroom and WC, two bedrooms in a private corridor with a shared bathroom and WC, and there is also a small sitting room.

- Darjeeling room: This large 45m ² room offers you a beautiful bed space, desk and library. Its brown and gold decoration is evocative of the french Imperial style. Its en-suite WC is set in one of the stone towers. This room offers a view of the garden and the ornamental lake where you are sure to catch a glimpse of the heron.

- Earl Grey room: This 35m2 room will embrace you with its round walls, its precious touch of XVII century inspiration in grey and gold, and its sumptuous bed. It has a small entrance separate from the room. The bathroom has a bathtub.

- Impérial room: This 40m2 room has a small entrance separate from the main bedroom. The bed is set in an alcove. Its private WC is fitted in one of the stone towers. The en-suite bathroom offers a bathtub. This south-facing room offers views over the main gardens.

Each room is decorated with a bouquet of fresh flowers and with homemade bath products. There is good mobile phone network coverage.

The outbuildings, including three reception rooms, remain available to the chateau for bigger events and to serve breakfast or dinner to guests. There is a chapel in the garden (which can be used for weddings) but the building is roofless as of Aug 2006 - roof restoration is planned for 2007.

The chateau is surrounded by five hectares of park. This is fenced all around with only one access to the road. There is an ornamental lake of 300m² in which fishing is allowed, but this is unfenced so parents must be careful.

There are also ponies and games for the youngsters. The private swimming pool is fenced. There are barbeque facilities as well as a large terrace with table and chairs, and a private car park is available in the grounds.