Photo Gallery
A 3-story portrait gallery lines the main staircase with a wrought iron bannister featuring the château's coat-of-arms.
The interiors of the château have exquisite 18th century paneled rooms, and parquet de Versailles wood floors.
The yellow salon is filled with multiple comfortable seating areas to enjoy your stay at the château.
The blue salon is the perfect place to play games or relax with friends and family.
The Formal Dining Room sets the stage for grand dinners by candlelight. The dining table accommodates up to 16 guests.
Breakfast and lunch can be enjoyed in the sun-filled two story small dining room.
About Château de la Chevallerie
PUBLIC ROOMS
PUBLIC ROOMS
PUBLIC ROOMS
The interiors of the château have exquisite 18th century paneled rooms, original period marble fireplaces and parquet de Versailles wood floors. There is WiFi, internet, and heating/air-conditioning throughout.
NOTE: Rentals are only available for the entire chateau with a minimum one-week rental.
GUEST ROOMS
PUBLIC ROOMS
PUBLIC ROOMS
With a total of 8 air-conditioned ensuite guest rooms, the château can accommodate up to 16 guests.
NOTE: Rentals are only available for the entire chateau with a minimum one- week rental.
GARDENS
PUBLIC ROOMS
GARDENS
The gardens of the nearly 90 acre property were re-designed in the late 19th century by Edouard André, landscape architect of Paris’ famed Tuileries Gardens and the Parc des Buttes Chaumont. The gardens boast a majestic canal modeled after Versailles, with numerous folies and sculptures spread throughout.
HISTORY
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
GARDENS
The original structure was built in 1640, with major renovations and additions made in both the 18th and 19th centuries. It was constructed of cut limestone. The same family owned the chateau from the time that it was built, up through the 20th century. Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon D’Anville (1697-1782) was the owner of Chevallerie in the 18
The original structure was built in 1640, with major renovations and additions made in both the 18th and 19th centuries. It was constructed of cut limestone. The same family owned the chateau from the time that it was built, up through the 20th century. Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon D’Anville (1697-1782) was the owner of Chevallerie in the 18th century. He served as the Geographer to King Louis XV, and the cities of Danville, Pennsylvania and Vermont were named after him. The subsequent owner of the chateau served as a Treasurer and advisor to both Louis XV and Louis XVI.
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
Château de la Chevallerie is the fourth château owned by acclaimed designer Timothy Corrigan, reaffirming his great love of restoring and bringing back to life these relics of France’s glory days. The French Heritage Society has honored Corrigan for his work in French restoration.
STAY
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
A full-service stay includes a champagne welcome, access to all public rooms and gardens, and luxurious bedrooms each with a bath ensuite. Housekeeping and breakfast are included. Additional meal service is available upon request, Please contact us for information on availability.
NOTE: Rentals are only available for the entire chateau with a minimum one-week rental.
Contact Us
Chateau de la Chevallerie
SCI Chateau de la Chevallerie rue de la Chevallerie 72610 Arconnay FRANCE
