This imposing 18th century castle, built of stone and brick and leaning against the forest, overlooks four floors of terraces. Still inhabited, it houses the rich library of Chancellor Pasquier. In addition to beautiful furniture, you will admire various tapestries of the Gobelins and Beauvais and in the chapel an altarpiece of the fifteenth century . The French garden is decorated with boxwood and yew embroidery. From the terraces of the castle, the design of the five flowerbeds, enhanced by the paths of pink sand, appears in all its splendour. Guided tour of the castle and free garden.