An impressive 19th century chateau in a park of almost 2 ha

From the main road that winds its way along the river between forests and marshes, two entrances provide access to the property and its 2 ha of wooded parklands. One leads to a parking area as well as an outbuilding on the edge of a pond. The other, marked by a wrought iron gate flanked by two brick pillars, leads to a second outbuilding and to the steps up to the entrance of the chateau. This is surrounded by large lawned areas enclosed by gates and walls. To the rear of the south-west facing residence, a striking view takes in the Seine and its surrounding countryside.
The chateauComprising a four-level main building flanked by two wings, the chateau abounds in architectural details. Dressed stone corner quoins and window frames enhance the red brick facades. The different levels are separated by imposing stringcourses. The openings on the ground floor are topped by semi-circular or segmental arches. On the first floor, they are protected by stone or wrought iron balustrades.
The rear facade of the chateau overlooks the Seine. An impressive three-sided avant-corps, crowned by a stone balustrade, completes the central section of the building. A glass and wrought iron canopy tops three tall French windows. These open onto a terrace where two flights of steps lead down to the gravel courtyard. The recessed wings reinforce the impression of an arc. The front façade of the chateau is divided into three bays. A flight of steps leads to the ground floor entrance, which is also