A drive leads to the chateau. The residence, in the centre of the parklands, looks down on to a lake fed by a stream crossing the property from west to east. The forest is dense and varied, it extends over approx. 50 continuous hectares, predominantly laid out to the south of the chateau. Behind the latter, on the north side, the old outbuildings and the farmhouse, which are not included in the sale, are out of sight of the chateau.

The chateau

Typical of the 19th century, this square-based chateau is constructed from brick and white stone. It spans five levels and is topped with a Mansard-style roof, with a slate break and deck featuring bull’s eye windows and skylights. The many openings ensure great luminosity in all the rooms which benefit from a dual aspect. The door and window frames are made of wood and fitted with single glazing.
The four facades of the buildings feature few differing features. Only the east facade does not have a door. The main entrance is reached via a porch on the north side, whilst the reception rooms open on to a porch on the south side, facing the lake.

Basement
This level is only partially underground, making the two hunting rooms bright. 19th century kitchens, they feature a well and both have a fireplace. This level also includes a boiler room, a laundry room, a cellar and a store for the wood used by the boiler.
Ground floor
The entrance hall has a wonderfully high ceiling, making it bright and spacious. With white stone floor tiles, inlaid with decoration, it features a freestone fireplace, with a beautifully sculpted mantel. This entrance hall provides access to two lounges and a dining room as well as a hall area leading to a kitchen, a toilet and a stairway. The parquet flooring in the reception rooms is laid in a herringbone pattern, their fireplaces are made of marble.
First floor
A landing leads to a bedroom, a bathroom, a toilet and an anteroom, giving access to another three bedrooms. Three of the rooms on this level have a dual aspect. Two bedrooms intercommunicate and a shower room is connected to another two bedrooms. The size and layout of the rooms are appreciable.
Second floor
A landing provides access to a toilet and five bedrooms, three of which have shower rooms. The two other bedrooms have a wash-hand basin and a bidet. A little stairway, independent of the main stairway, goes up from the corridor to the top floor.
Third floor
Laid out under the rafters, a small landing gives access to an attic which could be converted, and to two large bedrooms, both with their own bathroom.