Four faces of the same park
Cherry blossom in April, roses against the stone in June, leaves on the drive in October, snow in January.
Water, meadows, box hedges
Two ponds, a formal garden, and meadows out to the hedgerows. From the air you grasp at once what forty-two hectares mean.
Stone, wisteria, mist
The château rewards a closer look too: a statue brought back from Italy, a wisteria covering a gable, and the mornings when the pond steams.
What our guests bring along
Nobody arranged these: they are guests' cars, parked one morning in front of the box hedges.
What lives here
A few seconds say more than a photograph about ducklings, cats and water. Tap to play.