Located between La Roche-sur-Yon, Cholet, and Nantes, in the Haut Bocage vendéen, a region where rolling hills and lush valleys blend to offer remarkable panoramas.

The estate is bordered by a long wrought-iron gate and entrance, opening to the south onto a courtyard defined by the imposing classical façade of the 18th-century château and its two pavilions. The northern façade of the château overlooks a terrace and formal gardens featuring a green labyrinth, bordered by balustrades overlooking a vast pond, offering peaceful and bucolic views.

The main façade, perfectly symmetrical, rises over two levels with seven bays of tall windows. Five dormer windows punctuate the slate roof. Situated on a semi-subterranean basement, the château comprises two main levels and significant attic volumes.

A horseshoe staircase leads to the porch and the main entrance.

The ground floor opens onto a vast hall featuring a grand staircase on the right. This hall leads rightward to a gallery accessing an office and two other rooms fitted out as offices in the right pavilion. Opposite, a double door leads to a spacious drawing room of 54 m², adjacent to a mezzanine library adorned with woodwork. To the left of the hall, there is another reception lounge of 67 m². The dining room and kitchen are located in the left pavilion, accessible from this lounge via a pantry.

On the upper floor, distributed by a vast central corridor, seven bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms or showers, along with two rooms currently used as offices.

The entire property spans approximately 900 m², enhanced by splendid period features: marquetry chevron parquet floors, finely carved woodwork, pedimented doors, moldings and rose windows, fireplaces, etc.

The basement, accessible both internally and externally, comprises several cellars, former kitchens with fireplaces, ovens, and wells, the boiler room, a laundry room, two toilets, and various other rooms.

The estate also includes numerous outbuildings:

– A complex of buildings forming a courtyard:

– Garages and a caretaker's residence

– A large barn

– A large mixed-use building: reception, offices, apartments...

– A fully renovated former shepherd's cottage, featuring on the ground floor a living room/lounge with an American kitchen and scullery, a master suite with two dressing rooms and a bathroom, and on the upper floor, three bedrooms and a bathroom.

An adjoining pool area with two pergolas, a 12x6 heated pool with a recent heat pump, new liner, and curtain.

– A renovated former 15th-century guard tower, featuring a lounge on the ground floor, a water room on the first floor, and a bedroom on the second floor.

– A chapel.

– Various small annex buildings.

The park of approximately 42 hectares, meticulously maintained and partially enclosed by stone walls, offers a peaceful atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Numerous century-old trees stand majestically throughout. Two ponds enhance the setting, one of which, located at the foot of the château, offers a captivating view. At the end of one of the avenues leading to the château, a former hippodrome completes this exceptional setting.

The façades and roofs of the château and the former guard tower, the chapel, the formal park, and the three tree-lined avenues leading to the estate are listed as Historical Monuments.