Château de Versainville, Historical castle in Versainville, France.
Château de Versainville is a classified historical monument with a main block containing nine bays and a corner pavilion, extended by a west wing added in 1902. The property sits within grounds featuring a garden laid out with paths and water features.
François-Joseph de Marguerit initiated building works in 1715, with construction completed by 1730 during the reign of King Louis XV. The castle later experienced a transformation in its use during the 20th century that shaped its modern identity.
The garden features ancient trees, a pond, and pathways that appear in the preliminary inventory of notable French gardens and reflect how the grounds were meant to be experienced.
The castle welcomes visitors during summer months and European Heritage Days with guided tours available for both interior and exterior spaces. Plan your visit around these periods to see the building and grounds properly.
Ford Motor Company purchased the castle in 1947 and operated it as a holiday camp for employees' children through the late 1990s. This unexpected industrial chapter left its mark on the building's modern history.
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