Category:Château de Nanteuil

Château de Nanteuil is an 18th-century stone castle featuring spacious reception rooms and grounds that follow the course of the Cosson River. The property includes the main residence plus converted stables that provide additional guest accommodations.

The castle was built around 1720 and later served as a residence for British Trinity College students between 1921 and 1968 under the ownership of William Garndor-Beard. This extended period as an educational house shaped its identity for generations.

The castle reflects French aristocratic living through its furnished rooms and how visitors move through the grand reception spaces. The way the rooms are arranged shows how people once gathered and conducted daily life within these walls.

Plan your visit to explore both the main building and the spacious grounds that extend along the river at a comfortable pace. The rooms are spread across different sections, so wear comfortable shoes for walking.

General de Gaulle visited the castle in 1949, marking a notable moment in the property's history. This visit reminds visitors of the estate's role in post-war French history.