Our spaces
handsome rooms, with space to gather
Every room has its own character and its own use. Here is what you need to picture it before you even visit.
At a glance
- 9 rooms sleeping 27
- 3 reception rooms of 20, 34 and 52 m²
- Five acres of gardens available exclusively, a pool and alpacas
- Rooms painted by Sandrot, a wildlife artist committed to endangered species (IUCN)
- Plant creations by Mia Terra, including the remarkable living ceiling in the entrance hall
- Audio, video and video-conferencing installed on request
Exclusive use of the whole house from €3,000
The entrance hall
Old terracotta tiles, wood panelling, stained glass, club armchairs and a bookcase running the length of the wall. Overhead, a plant installation by Mia Terra - moss, dried flowers and hanging bulbs.
This is the room that sets the tone, and the one every other room opens off.
The reception rooms
Two rooms in sequence, opening onto the hall through tall double doors. Marble fireplaces, mouldings, high windows onto the grounds. Round tables can be laid for a seated meal, or the rooms left clear for a reception.
The doors open right up: the rooms and the hall then become a single space.
Square footage
- Three rooms of 20, 34 and 52 m²
The terrace
The balustraded terrace runs along the south front, level with the reception rooms. Aperitifs, coffee and breaks all happen here, looking out over the grounds.
The grounds
Five acres wrapped around the house: the paths, the mature trees, the alpaca paddock and the heated pool. Room enough for a ceremony, a reception or dinner under the trees.
The nine rooms
Nine rooms, each painted by an artist and named after an animal from the Park. Your guests sleep on site, have breakfast at the Manor, and nobody gets back in the car at the end of the night.
Come and seefor yourself
there are still nights to be had
Availability and rates are shown live. All you need is a date.