Grand and spacious historical property, located near Paris, with origins dating from the 17th Century and absolutely steeped in history.

This amazing Chateau was once occupied by King Henri IV of France, and across the decades and centuries been home to some of the most illustrious families from home and abroad.

Surrounded by moats and set within around 100 hectares, with beautiful gardens and 16 sculptures and an orangery.

The chateau boasts magnificent reception rooms and includes 12 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.

Outbuildings include:
- Farmhouse
- Caretaker's house
- Stables
- 18 further annexes

Gardens:
- Croquet lawn
- Tennis court
- Basketball court
- Swimming pool
- Pool house

This prestigious property is in a magnificent location on the edge of a state forest, and less than 75km from Paris.

During the 20th Century the property was owned by Consuelo Vanderbilt who, through her marriage in 1895 to Charles Spencer-Churchill had gained the title of Duchess of Marlborough. Although the couple were to separate some years later, she nonetheless maintained ties with her favourite Churchill relatives and notably undoubtedly the most famous of all, Winston, who was a frequent visitor to the chateau during the 20's and 30's. Interestingly it was here that he was to complete his last painting before the outbreak of World War II.