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In
1783, the king bought the estate from the prince and princesse
de Guéménée
for his younger sister, Madame Elizabeth, who continued the
works in the house
and the garden created by Huvé.
During the XIXth century, the residence was altered by its successive
owners,
but it still has landscaped garden.
Protected since 1953, it has been bought by the District Council
(Conseil Général des Yvelines) to be the
setting for receptions and exhibitions. |
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Authorization required for visit. |
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