The brick manor house and the former stables

About us

The people who welcome you.

All of us

It is a family and it is a team

Our team has years of combined experience. We all worked together to renovate and build up the wedding venue that exists today.

One of the best things about this house is that it is a chameleon. The rooms take on whatever you bring to them, from an informal family weekend to a full black-tie party, and we can point you to suppliers who know how to make an idea actually happen here.

The flower-filled vestibule
The small reading room
On the day

We live next door

We live in the residence adjoining the main building, which means we are here on your wedding day. We will be there to welcome you, and we will answer questions before, during and after, which in practice means a lot of questions. We work with a team that pays attention. What we are trying to do is straightforward: make sure the weekend is the one you had in mind.

The château and its park, a panoramic view
The light

Why the light matters to us

The family of the man who made the world take the Impressionists seriously once owned this house. We think about that more often than we probably should, usually around seven in the evening in July, when the low sun comes across the lawn and hits the stone. It is the reason photographers keep asking to come back.

The Poplars, a painting by Claude Monet
The Poplars, Claude Monet. Paul Durand‑Ruel bought the series in 1892.
The hunting room, general view
A married couple in front of the château, backlit
A yellow rose in front of the façade
The château in winter, in black and white
The château in winter.

Come and see it