Saint Victor La Grand’ Maison Wedding Venue

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Interior wide shot of a bathroom within what appears to be a renovated French rural property. The space features a freestanding white oval soaking tub with a chrome floor-mounted faucet, positioned in front of a large black-framed steel grid window that overlooks a wooded landscape. The design blends old and new: exposed limestone walls and aged wooden double doors with glass panes contrast with the smooth plywood ceiling, white tiled floor, and a rust-toned tadelakt or resin-finished half-wall behind the tub. A vintage upholstered chair is partially visible near the window. The overall aesthetic is rustic-meets-contemporary, with raw heritage materials paired with modern fittings. No people are present. Potential venue feature image.

Wide exterior shot of a French château featuring pale stone and pink-toned render walls heavily covered in climbing ivy, with multiple conical-roofed towers, slate grey roofing, white shuttered windows, and crenellated battlements on the right wing. The grounds include a rectangular outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a stone terrace furnished with white sun loungers and two white market umbrellas, with neatly trimmed box hedging bordering the lawn. No people are visible in the image. Potential venue feature image.

Wide exterior shot of a traditional French rural building featuring a steeply pitched brown tile roof with a central dormer window framed in brick, and a rendered stone facade with arched doorways detailed in red brick and limestone. Two sets of open wooden doors are flanked by wrought iron gates and climbing green shrubs, with rounded stone bollards at the entrance. Through the right-hand doorway, two guests can be seen seated at a wooden table, suggesting a dining or reception space inside. A no-smoking sign is visible near the entrance threshold. Potential venue feature image.

Interior wide shot of a rustic French country living room, likely part of a wedding venue's guest accommodation or common area. The room features exposed heavy wooden ceiling beams, terracotta tile flooring, and bare stone walls with a pale lime render. A large traditional stone fireplace with a decorative mantel holds framed prints and small ornamental objects, with dried flowers and a wicker basket placed in the hearth. Seating includes multiple navy blue upholstered sofas and armchairs arranged around a worn wooden plank coffee table, along with a red-cushioned carved wood accent chair. A dark wood sideboard on the far wall displays framed black-and-white prints, table lamps, and decorative items. The overall style is rustic French farmhouse. Potential venue feature image.

Interior venue shot showing a large open-plan living and dining space inside what appears to be a French country property. The foreground features a long rustic solid-wood farmhouse dining table with mismatched wooden and metal folding chairs, topped with a single metal lantern centerpiece. Overhead hangs a large cylindrical dark metal drum pendant light. The space flows into a sitting area furnished with neutral linen sofas and cushions in sand and taupe tones, arranged around a pallet-style coffee table. A large steel-framed grid window fills the back wall, flanked by table lamps with cream shades. To the left, a stone fireplace mantel with decorative objects sits beside a low wooden media unit with a television. A tall dark walnut armoire bookcase stands to the right alongside framed artwork on white walls. The overall interior palette is warm white, natural wood, and sandy neutrals with a rustic yet refined French country style. Wide-angle interior shot with no people visible. Potential venue feature image.

A wide exterior shot of a French château featuring multiple conical-roofed towers, slate grey roofing, and pale limestone facades heavily covered in climbing ivy and vines. The building includes a round battlement tower on the right, ornate ironwork balconies, and white-shuttered windows throughout. In front of the château, a pool area is visible with white sun loungers, four large cream market umbrellas on wooden poles, and a neatly trimmed hedge border. The grounds include a well-maintained lawn in the foreground. No people are present in the image. Potential venue feature image.

Interior shot of a château bedroom, likely used as a bridal suite or guest accommodation. The room features a large double bed with a taupe upholstered headboard, pale grey-blue bedding, and a mix of ivory and dark brown decorative cushions. Two matching gilt-gold bedside chairs serve as nightstands, each topped with a stack of books and a small lamp with a warm amber shade. Symmetrical tall narrow windows on either side of the bed are dressed with dark sheer linen Roman blinds, and gold candlestick holders sit on the window ledges. A gilt-framed landscape oil painting hangs centered above the headboard on a muted grey-blue wall, and herringbone parquet wood flooring runs throughout. A period-style chaise longue with a grey and white woven fabric is partially visible at the left edge of the frame. The overall styling is classic French château with antique gold accents and a muted grey-brown palette. Wide frontal shot. Potential venue feature image.

Aerial wide shot of the exterior grounds of a French château venue, showing a rectangular swimming pool with a pale stone surround set within a manicured lawn bordered by trimmed hedges. The château facade is covered in climbing ivy, with tall French windows, a wrought-iron balcony, and white shutters visible. Poolside furniture includes two white market umbrellas, white sun loungers, and dark metal bistro chairs and tables arranged on the stone terrace. Two potted standard trees in cobalt blue ceramic pots are placed near the pool, and additional metal garden benches are positioned at the lower edge of the frame. No people are present. Potential venue feature image.

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About This Venue

Candlelit salons and a tree-lined path above the Anglin River

Saint Victor La Grand’ Maison is a privately owned estate in Ingrandes, straddling the borders of Berry and Poitou. Overlooking the Anglin River, the manor is approached via a grand tree-lined bridle path and sits at the summit of a wooded hillside within 14 hectares of preserved parkland and fields. The estate centres around a 16th-century manor, its medieval structure softened by a 19th-century renovation in the Renaissance style and complemented by guard towers and a wing inspired by Viollet-le-Duc.

The Venue History

Late 14th/early 15th century (renovated 1830-1840) · Medieval manor with 19th-century additions

The original building dates to the late 14th or early 15th century, first recorded under Joachim de Louan, Esquire and lord of Grand-Maison, born around 1490. The estate passed through the Barbancois family from 1643, with Silvain de Barbancois (1656-1718) serving as captain in the Royal Piedmont cavalry regiment. Declared national property during the French Revolution in 1793, it changed hands several times before Rene Creuzet des Roches, inventor of an early threshing machine and mayor of Ingrandes, completely renovated the manor between 1830 and 1840, adding a second wing and transforming the vaulted cellar into a terrace. An 1868 history describes it as a charming manor hidden in the grove like a bird's nest, with slate-covered turrets and an elegant belvedere. In 1981 Marie Rouet-Grandclement fell in love with the ruined property and its 400-year-old oak tree overlooking the river Anglin, restoring it over decades before opening it to guests in 2011 with her three children Constance, Paul, and Norma.

Notable Features

• Slate-covered Turrets
• Elegant Belvedere
• Vaulted Cellar Converted To Terrace (1830s)
• Over 400-year-old Oak Tree Overlooking The River Anglin
• 19th-century Second Wing Adjoining The Original Building
• Honey House, Orangery, And Barn (1941)

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