The Chateau
Nestled just thirty minutes from the heart of Paris and fifteen minutes from Charles de Gaulle Airport, Château de Champlâtreux is one of France's most remarkable private estates, as a place where centuries of history, architecture, and hospitality come together with effortless elegance.
Constructed between 1751 and 1757 by renowned French architect Jean-Michel Chevotet, the château was commissioned as the country residence of Mathieu-François Molé, a distinguished member of the Parliament of Paris. Built not only as a family home but as a destination for grand receptions, hunting parties, and unforgettable gatherings, the estate has welcomed guests for more than 250 years. Today, it remains in the care of the historic Noailles family and has been protected as a French historic monument since 1989.
Beyond the château, nearly 50 hectares of parkland unfold into a landscape of tree-lined avenues, sculpted gardens, open lawns, and tranquil water features. Originally designed as formal French gardens before evolving into an English-style landscape park in the nineteenth century, the grounds invite guests to slow down, wander, and experience the beauty of the estate from every perspective.
For us, choosing Château de Champlâtreux was never simply about finding a beautiful venue. It was about finding a place whose story reflects the kind of celebration we wanted to create. A place built for gracious hospitality. A place where exceptional dinners linger late into the evening. A place where conversation flows as naturally as the wine. A place where timeless architecture provides the backdrop while the people inside bring it to life.
For one unforgettable day, this remarkable estate becomes our home, and we are honoured to welcome the people we love most to share it with us.

