Elegant Country Chateau with Heated Pool - Romantic and Friendly Stay in Angerville-la-Campagne, Eure

Located just one hour from Paris, this elegant country château enjoys a peaceful setting in the centre of a charming Norman village. Dating back to 1829, the impressive residence offers approximately 950m² of living space and can comfortably accommodate up to 28 guests. Its spacious reception rooms are ideal for celebrations and can host seated events for around 50 people.

Combining privacy, character and romance, the estate provides an exceptional setting for family holidays, reunions, weddings, private celebrations and corporate gatherings.

Surrounding the château is a beautifully landscaped three-hectare park created during the nineteenth century and home to a variety of rare and mature trees. Guests can relax beside the outdoor swimming pool, unwind in the jacuzzi housed within a charming greenhouse, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the grounds.

A wide range of leisure facilities are also available, including a trampoline, children's swings, football goal, badminton court, table tennis, billiards and a barbecue area, ensuring entertainment for guests of all ages throughout their stay.

Holidays with Family & Friends

Whether you're planning a family holiday, reunion or group getaway, the château provides an unforgettable setting in which to relax and reconnect.

Prepare meals in the spacious country kitchen, spend evenings together in the elegant reception rooms, unwind in the jacuzzi, cool off in the swimming pool or simply explore the extensive grounds. There is something for every generation to enjoy.

Family Weekend

The château is ideal for family gatherings, sharing large meals, and creating lasting memories. Between cosy moments in the lounges, large communal tables, strolls in the park, relaxing in the hot tub and dips in the pool during summer, there is something for everyone, young and old. Everything has been designed to help guests spend quality time together in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Seminar

The château also provides an ideal setting for seminars, business retreats and professional events.

Guests can take advantage of flexible workspaces, Wi-Fi, spacious reception rooms and elegant lounges, while the parkland offers a peaceful environment for informal meetings, team-building and relaxation.

Wedding & Anniversary

The château provides a beautiful backdrop for weddings, anniversaries and life's most memorable celebrations.

Whether organising the event independently or working with an event agency, guests can enjoy complete flexibility while making the most of the château's elegant surroundings. Numerous experienced local suppliers are familiar with the venue and can assist with planning and organisation.

Filming & Photography

The property is also perfectly suited to film productions, photography shoots, music videos, brand campaigns and creative projects.

Its characterful interiors, abundance of natural light, elegant reception rooms and extensive parkland create a versatile and highly photogenic setting capable of enhancing any production.

Wellness Retreat

The château can be reserved for yoga retreats, meditation workshops, wellness escapes and private spiritual gatherings in a peaceful environment designed for relaxation and reflection.

With bright interior spaces, surrounding countryside and three hectares of landscaped grounds, guests are free to create personalised programmes tailored to their individual needs. It is the ideal place to slow down, recharge and reconnect.

The Château Accommodation

Our Bedrooms

The eleven bedrooms can comfortably accommodate up to 28 guests. Each room retains its own unique charm and personality, blending period character with modern comforts. Some feature exposed beams and traditional floor tiles, while others reflect the elegant styling of the early twentieth century. All bedrooms enjoy views across the parkland.

Principal Living & Reception Rooms

The entrance hall immediately impresses with its carved Gothic-style staircase and decorative coffered ceiling.

Three elegant reception lounges are available for guests. The Grey Salon, with its decorative mouldings, mirrors and fireplace, provides the perfect setting for entertaining and socialising. The library lounge offers a more intimate atmosphere centred around its magnificent wooden fireplace.

The adaptable games room can be transformed into a home cinema or indoor table tennis room during the winter months. The interconnected reception rooms offer flexibility for dining arrangements, allowing guests to configure the spaces according to their event requirements.

During your stay, the château truly becomes your own private residence, providing the freedom to celebrate, entertain and relax as if it were your own family home.

Guests can also enjoy the traditional kitchen and adjoining snooker lounge, ideal for relaxed evenings together. Mornings begin with breakfast shared amongst family and friends, creating a truly authentic château experience.

The History of the Château

The origins of the estate date back to the years following the French Revolution. In 1791, church-owned lands were nationalised and offered for sale, allowing Hyppolit Le Mercier de Pierremont to acquire approximately 300 hectares within the commune of Angerville-la-Campagne.

The estate later passed to his son-in-law, Pierre Nicolas L’Hopital, who served on the Eure Departmental Directory, became a General Councillor in 1830 and was elected Mayor of Évreux in 1848.

Inspired by the beauty of the surrounding parkland, Pierre Nicolas L’Hopital commissioned the construction of the château in 1829. Alongside the main residence, the estate included a chapel dedicated to Our Lady, a hunting lodge, stables, an orangery, kennels and a water tower. Part of the estate was also developed into a model agricultural farm.

His son, Georges L’Hopital, studied at the prestigious Lycée Henri IV in Paris before embarking on a distinguished legal and public service career. An Officer of the Legion of Honour, he served as a Councillor of State, administrator of La Nationale insurance company, District Councillor and President of the Société Libre d’Évreux.

The family's connection with the estate continued through Joseph L’Hopital, a respected writer and speaker whose literary work was recognised by the Académie Française. He also served as Mayor of Angerville-la-Campagne between 1911 and 1930.

The château remained in the ownership of the same family for almost two centuries before being sold in May 2008.