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The neoclassical castle, built by architect Charles Adda in 1926 for Count François de Salverte, combines style and quality and is located just 27 kilometers from Paris. As one of the last castles built in France, it impresses with its timeless elegance.
The property offers complete privacy, as it is not visible from the public road. The magnificent wrought iron gate from the 18th century is only revealed when entering the forest. The architecture, typical of the French 18th century, impresses with its symmetrical design and elegance.
Inside, spacious rooms impress, including an impressive entrance hall and a monumental staircase. Many representative living spaces such as a large dining room, living room, office, and library await visitors, all with high-quality furnishings and an authentic atmosphere.
In the upper floors, there are a total of 15 bedrooms and bathrooms as well as versatile basement spaces. The property includes two large outbuildings, six garages, and accommodation for caretakers, surrounded by a partially fenced park of 13.4 hectares.
The castle is not a historical monument and is not located in a protected zone. The annual property tax is approximately 7,000 euros. It is located 11 kilometers from Chantilly and about 800 meters from a small town with all shops and services.
