Bouthonvilliers

Just north of Paris in the Chevreuse Valley, this rococo manor dating circa seventeen sixty sits on park-like grounds with mature beech and oak, pale-rendered façades, dormer windows, and a wrought-iron gate defining restrained elegance while interior salons feature stuccowork and period furnishings. The venue holds eighty to one hundred seventy guests and leverages its proximity to forests and small villages, offering retreat from Paris while maintaining access to professional catering and services. Proximity to wildland and metropolitan infrastructure balance equally.

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