Château de Boutemont

Château de Boutemont is a Renaissance castle featuring a stone and brick ground floor with half-timbered upper levels and a central clock tower. The building sits within organized garden areas that are laid out around the main structure in different themed sections.

The castle was built in 1538 during the Renaissance period in Normandy. It served a military role during World War II and then became a medical facility for soldiers in the years following the conflict.

The gardens blend French design traditions with modern landscaping, featuring distinct planted areas that each develop their own character and mood. Visitors naturally move through these different spaces and notice how they frame and complement the castle structure.

Visitors can walk through interior rooms and explore the garden areas at their own pace throughout the property. A café in the Orangerie building offers a place to sit and refresh surrounded by planted terraces.

The property offers a thoughtful service where dog owners can rent small strollers to carry their pets while walking through the extensive garden grounds. This accommodation reflects how the site welcomes families and their animals.