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Chateau
Chateau de Champlatreux
About This Venue
Ornate 18th-century state rooms just thirty minutes from Paris
An 18th-century château built between 1751 and 1757 by architect Jean-Michel Chevotet, located 30 minutes from Paris and 15 minutes from Charles de Gaulle Airport, featuring four large state rooms and extensive grounds suitable for celebrations, film shoots, and photoshoots.
Owned by Duc de Noailles
The Venue History
1751-1757 · 18th-century French classical
Built between 1751 and 1757 by architect Jean-Michel Chevotet for Mathieu-François Molé (1705-1793), President of the Paris Parliament, as a country residence and reception venue. Molé used part of his wife Bonne-Félicité Bernard's fortune to rebuild on a much larger scale the modest Louis XIII-style residence inherited from his ancestors, which was demolished in 1750. The château was designed to host lavish events and receptions. It now belongs to the Duc de Noailles.
Notable Features
- • Four Large State Rooms On The Ground Floor
- • Grand Escalier (grand Staircase)
- • Stone And Marble Entrance
- • Carved Wooden Stalls In The Stables
- • 18th-century Saint-Eutrope Chapel
Spaces & Capacity
This venue can accommodate up to 500 guests for a seated dinner.
Grand Salon
Indoor- Period Decor
- Grand Staircase
Salon du Billard
Indoor- Period Decor
Salon Bleu
Indoor- Period Decor
Antichambre
Indoor- Stone And Marble Entrance
Vestibule
IndoorSalle à Manger
IndoorCloserie
Indoor- Private Garden
Grounds and Park
Outdoor- 50 Hectare Park
- French Formal Gardens
Chapel - Saint-Eutrope
Indoor- 18th-century Architecture
- Religious Setting
Stables
Outdoor- Carved Wooden Stalls
- Saddle Room
Accommodation
La Closerie
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Check Availability & PricingPricing & Packages
2026 pricing
Low season venue hire with partner caterer, 370 m² salons configuration, capacity up to 250 seated or 410 cocktail
| Season | Price |
|---|---|
| Low | From €8,990 Salons 1-5 + Closerie (370 m², 410 cocktail, 250 seated) with partner caterer |
| High | From €10,490 Salons 1-5 + Closerie (370 m², 410 cocktail, 250 seated) with partner caterer |
What’s included
- All salons with period decor, undecorated with no furniture
- External spaces including 50-hectare park and lawn
- Water and electricity supply within installed capacity of approximately 72 kW
- Facade and parking lot lighting
- Interior surveillance personnel throughout the event
- Parking for up to 160 vehicles
- Rolls Royce vintage car (1985 Corniche) without driver
- Dance floor
- Coat racks and hangers in the entrance
- La Closerie bed and breakfast accommodation for up to 12 people
Not included
- Catering
- Furniture rental (tables and chairs)
- Technical setup (sound, DJ, animation)
- Decoration
- Wedding planning services
- External caterers (additional fee applies)
- Tent (requires additional fee)
Features & Amenities
Venue Features
Amenities & Activities
50-hectare park with formal French gardens designed by architect Chevotet, redesigned in 1823 by the Thouin brothers in English landscape style. Features tree-lined avenues, ornamental stone pond, and cypress trees marking the former formal garden layout.
Getting There
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By Air
- Charles de Gaulle Airport 15 minutes
By Road
A1 motorway access from Paris
Key Distances
- Paris 27 kilometers
- Paris 30 minutes
- Luzarches 2 kilometers
Épinay-Champlâtreux, Val-d'Oise, France
Park with formal French gardens replaced in 1823 by English-style landscape garden designed by the Thouin brothers, featuring tree-lined avenues and ornamental pond
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