In 1992, confronted with the problems of the escapes increasingly more important of the roof, the Chevillotte family decides to yield the castle to Marek Mielniczuk, merchant of Polish tables.

Its project of installation of a gallery of tables leads it to restore six parts of the principal home with the demounting of the woodworks of the beginning of the century, the installation of joints to lime and the surfacing of the walls with a paint of colour sands.

In 1995, the castle and its accesses are classified Historic building. The rain, which drips on the tables, is right quickly of the project of gallery and the castle is repurchased in 2000 by a family of the north of France in the remote Breton beginnings.

The big room of the 1st stage

Escapes