17th century classified château in Vallée de Chevreuse
Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse

17th century classified château in Vallée de Chevreuse

Louis XIII period castle built in 1623, with brick- and stones walls and Mansart style roof. The castle and its outbuildings, Historic Monument classified, have been fully restored 20 years ago by its current owner. Of a surface of 1200m ², the castle includes two lounges and an office, a dining room and two kitchens, 16 rooms with bathroom, gym, cellars... All the original features, staircases, tiled floors, wood flooring, fireplaces, woodwork, mouldings...have been preserved and restored. An annex house of 150m ², former presbytery, includes a lounge, a dining room, a kitchen, 4 rooms and a winter garden. Among outbuildings, a heated swimming pool under a greenhouse, a converted orangery including 4 bedrooms, a caretaker's house, a hunting lodge, 9 horse boxes, sheds... The classified park contains a total area of 40ha, including 30ha of forest, with possible hunting, and a large pasture for horses. It is 75% enclosed by stone walls and has a natural pond of 5000m² allowing fishing. The property is located in a small village, at 20 km south west of Paris, easily accessible by the highway.

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