Built in 1731 by Robert de Cotte, the château stands on the foundations of a fortress. Explore the large kitchens with their Lorraine furniture, the dining room with a white and gold ceramic stove (almost 5m high), and the entrance hall, with remarkable Flanders tapestries from the early 17C. On the first floor, the Louis XV furnishings and the decoration in the large blue salon are originals. Around the château, the Jardin des Prairiales, a contemporary garden designed by Franck Neau, is influenced by the garden that existed here in the 18C.