This 17C château has an abundance of trompe-l'oeil both inside and out. It is composed of a central building and two right-angled wings. From the entrance gate, there is an impressive view of the façade. Inside, the public rooms and bedrooms have some beautiful furniture. Unexpected features include the 19C kitchen, the stables, kennels, ice house, lamp store, pigeon loft and prison. Peruse the 10ha grounds, with their magnificent formal gardens.