A return to elegance at Château de Moncley

An atrium with majestic columns, a rotunda adorned with portraits, refined bedrooms... Château de Moncley embodies all the elegance of the 18th century. Built in 1778 by the architect Claude-Joseph Bertrand, this neoclassical masterpiece was the country residence of the Marquis of Terrier-Santans. Nestling in the heart of the countryside, it boasts sumptuous interiors, with rooms still adorned with Louis XVI wallpaper. An immersive visit, where every detail tells the story of a refined art of living.