Recently restored by the book by renowned architects while preserving and highlighting its rich historical past, this sumptuous ensemble is today as close as possible to its original architectural form.Some living areas have been fitted by the current owner, a textile designer and publisher, to offer extensive accommodation, while work on other parts of the ensemble such as the chapel, the barns and the refectory remains to complete.Set on the edge of the forest and the Nivernais canal, the grounds are perfectly maintained and feature a delightful medieval garden known as a “Jardin des Simples” which boasts a multitude of medicinal plants and herbs, as well as rare varieties of fruit trees.