The manor’s origins date back to the 16th century and it has been successively inhabited by illustrious local families. To the southeast, in the wooded landscape, an entrance gate leads to the outbuildings and courtyard. The L-shaped residence is made up of two sections. One of them occupies the converted former 17th-century chapel, while the second includes a perpendicular wing added in the 18th century. An elegant staircase tower stands at the corner of both sections and is topped by a distinctive corbelled level, in which a single room overlooks the entire estate. The manor is entirely made of dressed and rubble stone, beneath roofs of local slate. The dormer plus window and door surrounds are made from tuffeau stone. To the north of the property, meadows stretch out around a lake lined with trees.

The manor

The ground floor
An entrance into the east wing from the courtyard to the north opens into a hall leading to all the rooms on this level. The black and white chessboard patterned floor is made up of stone slabs. A large lounge with a marble fireplace and taco tiling can also be reached via the southern facade through a glazed door. The lounge is followed by an office / study with a marble fireplace topped by a neo-classical trumeau panel and boasting strip-patterned wooden flooring. The northern tip of the wing is occupied by a dining room with strip-patterned wooden flooring and a marble console, also topped by a trumeau panel. The kitchen is adjacent to the dining room.
From the entrance hall, the ground floor in the other wing continues towards the staircase tower, a lavatory, a bedroom and a tiled shower room. It also houses a second, smaller entrance hall from the courtyard, with a lavatory. The floors in this wing are paved with terracotta tiles. All the ceilings on the ground floor boast exposed beams, some of which are painted, while others are not.
The first floor
This level includes two bedrooms, the first of which has strip-patterned wooden flooring. The second has been transformed into a walk-in wardrobe but still has an en suite lavatory.
The second floor
Another bedroom with an adjoining bathroom is paved with terracotta tiles. On the same landing, a bathroom with a lavatory and a separate shower room complete this level. There is also easy access to the loft.
The third floor
At the top of the staircase tower, there is a bedroom (which was formerly the corbelled guard room) that boasts uninterrupted views over all the parkland. There is a hand-washbasin on the landing.
The basement
Three cellars occupy the entire floor area of the residence, beneath its raised ground floor. One of them is used as a storeroom, can be reached from the outside and has a surface of 37 m². The 5-m² second one houses the pump for the well and was previously used as a store, with a door leading outside. The last one is used as a boiler room, with a domestic fuel tank and boiler, as well as a utility room, and has a surface of 21 m².