A 19th Century Chateau Converted Into An Artists' Residence In 2 Hectares Of Wooded Grounds

A 19th-century chateau converted into an artists’ residence in 2 hectares of wooded grounds, near Château-Thierry . Rebuilt in the 19th century. Built on the site of a 14th-century castle, the three-story building is topped with a mansard slate roof punctuated by dormer windows. The long, light-coloured stucco facade is enlivened by a projecting extension, forming a distinct volume crowned by a stone terrace framed by a balustrade. Tall, evenly spaced windows complete the composition. A short distance from the chateau, two barns facing each other fashion an open, grassy courtyard, near a dovecote and a dog kennel. The property, including its two outbuildings, offers approximately 1,750 m2 of living space and occupies nearly 2 hectares of grounds. The estate currently serves as an artists’ residence, a teaching facility, and an event venue.
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