Château de Boulémont

The Château de Boulémont, in the Yvelines, originated as a 17th-century fief of Herbeville. Rebuilt in the 18th century, the estate includes a château, a farm and a chapel, surrounded by a 37-hectare park. Baron de Lanusse, a lieutenant general of the king, owned it in 1819.

The large gardens include a kitchen garden, a pool, a reservoir, a fountain, a garden courtyard, a coach house, a greenhouse and a garden bridge.

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