It is within a magnificent wooded park of nearly fifteen hectares that stands this superb castle, built during the second half of the 18th century. The property is distinguished by the elegance of its architecture (the main building, rectangular in plan with perfect proportions, is bordered by two symmetrical wings) as well as by the beauty of its French and English gardens. The latter, classified as remarkable gardens, are accessible from the outdoor terrace by a grand staircase. The park is adorned with many varieties of plants and trees such as topiary pruned yew trees arranged in a chessboard, period statues and a fountain. Inside, the ground floor is made up of a suite of bright reception rooms with a large living room, a dining room, a billiard table and a library where old woodwork and moldings easily match the objects of art and collections that complete the decoration and the atmosphere of the place. This level is completed by a contemporary kitchen as well as numerous discounts. The entrance hall opens onto a large staircase that leads to the second level, where there are large bedrooms and bathrooms. The third level, served by a separate staircase, is partially inhabited. It consists of three bedrooms and a remaining area that can be renovated.