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Chateau
Chateau d'Hebertot
About This Venue
A 17th-18th century Norman chateau surrounded by deep moats, historic gardens with century-old linden avenues, cascades and parkland, offering exclusive hire for weddings up to 250 guests with 16 on-site sleeping places.
The Venue History
17th-19th centuries · 17th-18th century Norman chateau with 19th-century additions
Built in three distinct phases beginning in the early 17th century by the Nollent family of knights, the chateau occupies the site of an ancient manor belonging to the Dukes of Normandy. In 1729, Françoise de Nollent married Henri d'Aguessau (son of the Chancellor), leading to the creation of a vast domain and the construction of the central wing featuring the main portico. In the 19th century, wealthy textile industrialist Adrien Gillotin added the third phase to balance the ensemble. During World War II, the chateau served as headquarters for a German army command and received a visit from Marshal Göring in October 1940. Following the D-Day landings on August 25, 1944, it was transformed into a field hospital by the 224th Parachute Airborne Field Ambulance. Today it operates as an accommodation venue and event space.
Notable Features
- • Deep Moats Fed By A Natural Watercourse
- • Cascade Water Feature
- • Main Portico And Perron (grand Staircase)
- • Fir Wood Plantations On Hillside
- • Linden Tree Avenues (several Centuries Old)
- • Historic Route To Trouville (constructed 18th Century)
Spaces & Capacity
This venue can accommodate up to 250 guests for a seated dinner.
Main Chateau Reception Area
Indoor- Historic Architecture
- 17th-18th Century Design
Chateau Grounds & Gardens
Outdoor- Century-old Linden Avenues
- Formal Garden Arrangements
Accommodation
Chateau d'Hebertot
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Check Availability & PricingPricing & Packages
Starting price; additional options extend the cost based on client wishes
What’s included
- Exclusive use of estate
Features & Amenities
Venue Features
Amenities & Activities
Vast parkland with avenues of century-old linden trees, formal garden arrangements, bosquets (woodland groves), cascades, and historic avenues forming protective green walls around the chateau
Getting There
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Saint-André-d'Hébertôt, Calvados, France
Heart of Pays d'Auge, surrounded by wooded hills with fir trees and century-old linden avenues
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