Castle

Built in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, this building is part of the tradition of country houses in the Île-de-France region. Constructed for the Parisian bourgeoisie and notables of the time, these residences fulfilled their quest for nature, serenity, and relaxation, while remaining close to the capital. They thus bear witness to a lifestyle characteristic of the period, marked by the desire to escape the urban bustle without sacrificing the comforts of high society. It stands out from other estates in the Val-d'Oise region with its classical and romantic architecture, featuring a symmetrical façade framed by two projecting sections topped with triangular pediments and tall, regularly spaced windows. The materials used are locally sourced: limestone, massive timber frames, woodwork, marble, and parquet flooring, all contributing to a building of great elegance. Its four-sided slate roof enhances the overall appearance, lending this residence a timeless charm. Majestically situated within a vast, wooded park of 1.7 hectares, the château offers a preserved natural setting, fully integrated into the cultural heritage of the Valley of the Impressionists, renowned for its rich landscapes and artistic legacy. Over the years, it has served various purposes before being definitively transformed into a hotel, golf course, and restaurant, with numerous complementary activities: a venue for receptions and events, tourism, business, and sports, including a 9-hole golf course. The residence spans several levels and offers generous living spaces, including spacious reception rooms, lounges, dining rooms, and a professional kitchen. The 13 comfortable bedrooms are decorated in a romantic and elegant style; the old blends seamlessly with the new, each with a private bathroom, offering intimate and refined stays. To date, the estate still presents significant potential for development, which could be fully exploited through internal restructuring aimed at enhancing its appeal: • refreshing certain rooms would modernize the spaces and harmonize their aesthetics; • redesigning the dining rooms, in a more contemporary style, would contribute to improving the visitor experience; • the possibility of increasing the usable space by creating a reception room at the rear of the château would offer new opportunities for hosting prestigious events. Nevertheless, the current layout preserves the spirit of the place while allowing for flexible use: primary or secondary residence, boutique hotel, guesthouses, co-living, or even division into more than 10 apartments. A multitude of possibilities that are sure to appeal. For more information, contact L'AGENCE IMMO EN LIGNE. In accordance with Article L.561.5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, identification will be required prior to a viewing. All our listings are available in video format on our website LAGENCEIMMOENLIGNE. Professional license no. CPI 95012023000000034 issued by the Paris Ile-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry, RCS Pontoise 219 501 277, Professional liability insurance underwritten by: ASSURUP, 93 rue Charles de Gaulle, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine. Fees payable by the seller