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Part of the Château d’Anet estate, owned by the Duke of Orléans until 1830 and passing through several owners, it was finally acquired in 1901 by Frédéric Passy, the first Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
A beautiful symbol for a place that breathes calm and harmony.
Originally called the Château Rouge due to its brick architecture, a fire in 1929 gave it a new life and identity.
Part of the Château d’Anet estate, owned by the Duke of Orléans until 1830 and passing through several owners, it was finally acquired in 1901 by Frédéric Passy, the first Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
A beautiful symbol for a place that breathes calm and harmony.
Originally called the Château Rouge due to its brick architecture, a fire in 1929 gave it a new life and identity.
After several years of abandonment, a construction entrepreneur purchased it in 1933 and gave the Château its current appearance as an ”18th-century folly” directly inspired by the Petit Trianon.
Today, exploring the 400 m² of the property is to immerse oneself in simple and refined neoclassical architecture that gracefully transcends time.
The ground floor is dedicated to reception rooms, all opening onto a magnificent terrace overlooking the park, which features ponds and serves as the heart of a French formal garden crafted with expert precision.
Refined authentic materials adorn the floors, walls, and ceilings of a large living room, a dining room, and a music room, all accessed through a sumptuous entrance.
A spacious office and a 1970s kitchen complete the space.
Upstairs, 5 bedrooms and bathrooms share the area, offering high ceilings and large windows overlooking the park.
A full basement serves as a scullery, cellar, and offers various spaces that can be adapted to individual needs.
The property also includes a 90 m² caretaker’s house and extends over more than one and a half hectares on both sides of the Eure River.
The challenge for future owners will be to restore this incredible heritage to return the property to its many splendors, limited only by one’s imagination.
A unique and prestigious estate, rich in history, just one hour from Paris!
ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2015 energy prices: €3066
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