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Château d'Emalleville once belonged to the Mailloc family and was rebuilt in
1725 by François Duvert (Treasurer of France in the Finance Office of the City
of Rouen).
It is a typical Norman stately home built of white stones and red bricks,
started restoration work in 1991 = the façades have been restored, the roofing
entirely repaired using good quality slates and indoors has been completely
redecorated, keeping the major original elements; fire places, panelling, wooden
floors, tiles... Listed Historical Monument since 1996, the Château
d'Emalleville now belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Arnaud Tourtoulou.
Situated close to the centre of Emalleville village, the Château has rural views
overlooking fields to the North and woodland to the South. The park, also listed,
is spread over 12 hectares around the Château.
To the North, the Château has a view over the courtyard, surrounded with lime
trees and the two outhouses dating from the 18th Century which now accommodate
guest bedrooms.
To the East, there are feudal remains dating from the 11th Century.
To the South, vast lawns are shaded by age old trees, and lined by a circular
path of rare 18th Century lime trees. A central pond with its 18th Century
statue creates the centrepiece.
Finally, to the West there is the ancient vegetable garden with the charming
gardener's cottage, the greenhouse, a tennis court and the swimming pool.
The property is completed by a large orchard, a timber framed barn, and the
original paddocks. |
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Evreux (10
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Airport: |
Rouen -
Vallée-de-Seine Airport (44 Kms.) |
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By car: |
From Paris:
Take the A13 or A14 motorway towards
Rouen. Exit at Chaufour and take the N13
towards Evreux. 3 Kms. before Evreux,
after passing the military base, take
the N154 towards Rouen. Exit at Caer/Gravigny.
At the roundabout, take the D155 towards
Acquigny. 500 meters after the village
of Le Boulay Morin, turn left towards
Emalleville on the D112. The Château is
in the centre of the village. Take the
second road on your right (rue de
l'Eglise) and stop at n° 17.
From Rouen:
Take the A13 motorway towards Paris.
Exit at Louviers and take the N154
towards Evreux. Exit at Acquigny and
take the D155 towards Evreux. 10
Kms.along the D155 turn right to La
Chapelle du bois des Faux and then, in
the village turn on left to Emalleville.
You will arrive by this way to the front
of the Chateau. |
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ROOM NAME /
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RATES IN EUROS
(PER NIGHT, 2 PEOPLE BASIS) |
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Bedrooms in 18th Century
Outhouses (Eastern side) |
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Josephine
Baker:
Situated on the ground floor, overlooking the Courtyard,
this room accommodates a double bed with private shower and
toilette. It is decorated with sketches dating from 1920-1930
illustrating the dresses worn by Josephine Baker. |
80 |
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Giverny:
Situated on the ground floor, overlooking the Courtyard, this
room has twin beds, or a Queen-size bed, with private shower and
toilette. It is decorated with a series of sea view watercolours
from the 19th Century signed by Zendel. |
100 |
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Pigeonnier:
In the ancient dovecote, this room is situated on the ground
floor, providing direct access to the garden. The room holds a
double bed with private bath and toilette. It is decorated with
a series of watercolours signed by Ranson & Freddy Wittop. |
120 |
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Mailloc
suite:
Situated on the 1st floor of the main Outhouse overlooking
the gardens, this suite has one large room with a king-size bed
and a smaller room with three beds. It also has its own private
bath and toilette. It is decorated with humoristic drawings of
Barberousse.
Additional bed possible: € 30,00 |
140 |
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Bedrooms in 18th Century
Outhouses (Western side) |
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Empire:
Situated on the ground floor, overlooking the Courtyard,
this room has a double 'Empire' bed with private shower and
toilette. It is decorated with sketches of race-horses. |
80 |
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Lanskoy:
Situated on the ground floor, overlooking the Courtyard, this
room has twin beds, or a Queen-size bed, with private bath and
toilette. It is decorated with Lanskoy lithography representing
the Genesis. |
100 |
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Seville:
Situated on the ground floor, overlooking the Courtyard,
this room has twin beds, or a Queen-size bed, with private
shower and toilette. It is decorated with paintings and
photographs of bullfighting. |
100 |
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Paddock
suite:
Situated on the 1st floor, with view over the gardens and
paddocks, this suite has one large room with a king-size bed and
a smaller room with three beds. It also has its own large open
space bathroom. This room combines authentic charm and
contemporary comfort.
Additional bed possible: € 30,00 |
140 |
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Bedrooms in the Main Building
Situated on the 2nd floor, the 3 rooms with visible
framework and old tiled floors can also be booked as a family
suite. |
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François Duvert Suite:
With twin beds, or a queen-size bed, and 2 children's bedrooms,
with private bath and separate toilette. View over the park. |
160 |
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Charlotte's room:
With twin beds, or a queen-size bed, with private shower and
toilette. View across the park. |
120 |
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Stanisla's room:
With a single bed, private shower and toilette. View over the
pond to the South. |
100 per night, one person |
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