Château de Boisemont

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Have you ever wondered about the secrets held within ancient stones? The Chateau de Boisemont stands before you a testament to time. Built in the 19th century this magnificent chateau boasts red bricks and finely cut stones. Gables pilasters and dormers add to its unique architectural charm.

The Chateau de Boisemont wasn’t always a grand chateau. It occupies the site of an old manor farm some of whose buildings remain. Today it is a vibrant community hub. The chateau hosts numerous community events. It’s also available for private rentals. Imagine weddings anniversaries or corporate seminars held within its walls. The expansive park is perfect for these events.

Interestingly the Chateau de Boisemont and its two-hectare park were acquired and restored by the Boisemont community around the year 2000. This restoration was a significant undertaking a reflection of the community’s dedication to preserving its heritage. The area was even officially recognized as a Zone de Protection du Patrimoine Architectural Urbain et Paysager. This ensured the chateau’s unique character would endure. Boisemont even rejoined the Cergy-Pontoise community in 2004 to maintain its special status.

The chateau offers a reception hall capable of hosting 70 seated guests or 110 for a buffet. There’s also a large seminar room suitable for up to 35 people. This room is fully equipped with modern technology including internet and Wi-Fi. An exhibition hall and the beautiful park complete the venue. The location is ideal for any event. It sits near a forest offering a tranquil escape.

The Chateau de Boisemont isn’t just a beautiful building. It’s a living piece of history. It’s a space where community and private celebrations intertwine. It’s a place where the past meets the present creating a unique and memorable experience for all who visit. Step inside and let the stories of Boisemont unfold.

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