The Park
Nine hectares of landscaped parkland laid out in 1870, where meadows alternate with groves around a pond. A garden recorded in France's national heritage inventory and described as very well preserved.
Saint-Ouen-sur-Morin, Seine-et-Marne, about an hour from Paris
What you'll find in the park
A 9-hectare landscaped park
Designed in the spirit of Édouard André, with open meadows, groves and walking paths beneath the trees.
A pond
Lined with benches and shady corners, the pond is the heart of the park and the most photographed spot on the estate.
Familiar animals
Four horses in the paddock, a swan on the pond, six pygmy goats and two wallabies: the estate is very much alive.
Places to unwind
Garden furniture set around the park, to enjoy the calm and the views.
The park through the seasons
The estate from the air — nine hectares amid the fields The château's façade, park side The château from the great lawn The château and the deer on the lawn The meadow, looking towards the pond The pond and its canoe The white footbridge over the river The footbridge, seen head-on The footbridge from the pond The swan beneath the footbridge The estate's swan The river running through the park The river and the bamboo The deer on the lawn The deer in front of the outbuildings The cobbled courtyard — entrance The cobbled courtyard — the outbuildings The cobbled courtyard — beneath the plane tree A pony in the paddock A pony in its stable The pygmy goats A wallaby in the meadow
The park can be reserved exclusively for a private event, a film shoot or a photo session.