Located around a modest house dating from the early 17th century, this garden was created from scratch from 1987 by the owner of the place, William Christie. It was inspired by Italian and French baroque Mannerist gardens. The boxwood beds, the hedges of ifs and charms, the meshes of lime trees succeed one another on the terrace and form an architecture as learned as seductive. The visitor will notice a small cloister planted with yew and roses and a small green theater in "chinoiseries"; he will also find carved boxwood embroidery, a rustic pergola and a rose garden. A mirror of water surrounded by plane trees completes the whole."