14 HECTARES OF GREENERY LESS THAN AN HOUR FROM PARIS
The wooded grounds of the Domaine du Montcel turn every walk into a real moment of wonder, ideal for a weekend or a green break.
Le listed English garden, designed by Madame Oberkampf at the beginning of the XIXᵉ century, can be discovered along winding paths, revealing picturesque views worthy of Impressionist paintings. Every nook and cranny of the park seems like a living work of art, where nature expresses itself to the full.
At the centre of the estate, the bicentenary cedar watches over the wooded park, a symbol of the history and natural beauty of the estate.
ESTATE PLAN
BICENTENARY CEDAR &
ENGLISH GARDEN
In the heart of a vast wooded estate shaped by the passage of time, the rich plant life of the Domaine du Montcel in all their splendour.
Listed for its charm and authenticity, the English garden is home to a majestic bicentenary cedarsymbolising the link between past and present.
On the 14 hectares of parklandThe contemporary fittings blend harmoniously into the continuity of the site's history.
Originally conceived by Mrs OberkampfThis garden is a perfect illustration of the spirit of the English landscape style, where nature reclaims its rights to create a green and poetic setting.
WORKS OF ART
Headquarters Cartier Foundation from 1984 to 1993, the Domaine du Montcel has always had a special relationship with the world of art. As early as 1795, when Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf became the owner, he infused it with the creative spirit of the Toiles de Jouy factory which he headed at the time.
This artistic and cultural heritage lives on today in the Dolce Versailleswhere emblematic motifs of Toiles de Jouy and a the work of impressionist painter Corot adorn the walls.
In the gardens, two monumental contemporary sculptures are a vivid reminder that art remains at the heart of the Domaine du Montcela dialogue between nature, history and creation.
14 HECTARES OF GREENERY LESS THAN AN HOUR FROM PARIS
The wooded grounds of the Domaine du Montcel turn every walk into a moment of wonder. Ideal for a weekend away or a holiday in the countryside, it invites you to relax in a setting that is both peaceful and refined.
Le listed English gardenThe park, designed by Madame Oberkampf at the beginning of the XIXᵉ century, can be explored along winding paths, revealing picturesque views worthy of Impressionist paintings. Every nook and cranny of the park seems like a living work of art, where nature expresses itself to the full.
At the centre of the estate, the bicentenary cedar watches over the wooded park, a symbol of the history and natural beauty of the estate.
ESTATE PLAN
BICENTENARY CEDAR & ENGLISH GARDEN
In the heart of a vast wooded estate shaped by the passage of time, the rich plant life of the Domaine du Montcel in all their splendour. Renowned for its charm and authenticity, the English garden is home to a majestic bicentenary cedarsymbolising the link between past and present.
On the 14 hectares of parklandThe contemporary fittings blend harmoniously into the continuity of the site's history.
Originally conceived by Mrs OberkampfThis garden is a perfect illustration of the spirit of the English landscape style, in which nature reclaims its rightful place in a verdant, poetic setting - a veritable "Garden of Eden". a serene setting for the Dolce Versailles hotel.
WORKS OF ART
Headquarters Cartier Foundation from 1984 to 1993, the Domaine du Montcel has always had a special relationship with the world of art. As early as 1795, when Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf became the owner, he infused it with the creative spirit of the Toiles de Jouy factory which he headed at the time.
This artistic and cultural heritage lives on today in the Dolce Versailleswhere emblematic motifs of Toiles de Jouy and a the work of impressionist painter Corot adorn the walls.
In the gardens, two monumental contemporary sculptures are a vivid reminder that art remains at the heart of the Domaine du Montcela dialogue between nature, history and creation.
