Took the family on a trip to paris for a couple of days and thought I would take the opportunity to pay this old place a visit.
The chateau is worth a nose just for the staircase but there are some other treats to be found, I would imagine this place was quite stunning in its heyday.
I can't find much history on the place apart from the owner could not maintain the building and towards the end lived in one room with some portable heaters. There seems to be quite a close relationship between the property and race horses, the stables onsite being quite a nice explore themselves.
Curiously we found 2 dead barn owls in the buildings, I just hope these died from natural causes, but given the French taste for killing anything with wings I am not convinced. They are stunningly beautiful, such a shame. Also there seems to be some pilfering of the fixtures when comparing my pics to others, notably the door frames.
Thanks are due too the lovely chap that helped me track this place down. On with the pics.
Cheers t2020
The chateau is worth a nose just for the staircase but there are some other treats to be found, I would imagine this place was quite stunning in its heyday.
I can't find much history on the place apart from the owner could not maintain the building and towards the end lived in one room with some portable heaters. There seems to be quite a close relationship between the property and race horses, the stables onsite being quite a nice explore themselves.
Curiously we found 2 dead barn owls in the buildings, I just hope these died from natural causes, but given the French taste for killing anything with wings I am not convinced. They are stunningly beautiful, such a shame. Also there seems to be some pilfering of the fixtures when comparing my pics to others, notably the door frames.
Thanks are due too the lovely chap that helped me track this place down. On with the pics.
Cheers t2020
. Superb set Mr 2020
