LORRAINE Exceptional “Art Nouveau” look castle in the Nancy countryside

In a very quiet village surrounded by meadows, in the vicinity of a large forest massif, magnificent 17th century castle reconstructed at the beginning of the 20th century in the Art Nouveau look of the École de Nancy with, in particular, a large reception room decorated with frescoes signed Louis Guingot.

The property has four independent buildings. Two pavilions of the 18th mark the entrance. On the right, former stables, garages and sheds have largely been converted into guest rooms and leisure areas with a swimming pool and spa set up under the roof. In the centre, the castle has a T-shaped plan, integrating the large reception room decorated by Louis Guingot, lounges, dining room and bedrooms. Its central body, facades and roofs are inscribed in the Inventory of Historical Monuments.

All around, a park of about 2 ha, planted with large exceptional trees, integrates an orchard.

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