Apartment of "Marie-Louise de Pusy La Fayette"

Blue Room
Proposé par Vollore Castle Vollore-Ville


Description

Born in Vollore on June 27, 1876, Marie-Louise Dumas, daughter of Arthur and Marie de Brives, died on February 10, 1953. She married Gilbert de Pusy La Fayette in Vollore on July 17, 1900. Gilbert was the great-grandson of Georges-Washington de La Fayette, the only son of General Marquis de La Fayette. Gilbert and Marie-Louise de Pusy La Fayette's eldest son, Jean, born on April 17, 1903, died for France on February 7, 1945. He had married Ghislaine, daughter of Count André de Montalivet and his wife Odette de Rochambeau, on September 1, 1942. Their only daughter, Geneviève, Madame Aubert La Fayette, is the current owner of the Château de Vollore. She is pleased to welcome you there.


Authentic period furniture from 1900 in the Louis XVI style, which has remained in this apartment since its original decoration in 1900, was overseen by the architect René Moreau. The bed, wardrobe, bedside table, and chairs are signed “Mercier.” Armchairs, a console table, and bronzes are in the Louis XVI style. In the boudoir, furniture is signed “Birch,” “Gallé,” “Majorel,” and “Le Fur.” A portrait of Marie-Louise Dumas from 1900 and the painting “Passerelle aux Tuilleries” by Louise Abema complete the furnishings. A Pakistani rug is also present. The bedroom is located on the ground floor.


Additional information:

Bedroom, Bathroom – walk-in shower, WC
A 140cm bed – traditional bed – four-poster bed.
Outdoor swimming pool and synthetic grass tennis court available to guests
Well-behaved animals are welcome.
Free Wi-Fi
private parking

Possibility of adding an extra bed (50 euros) 75 m2

Complementary information

Customer reviews

No reviews yet.

Informations sur le fournisseur

Vollore Castle

Vollore Castle

Vollore-Ville

A former stronghold, besieged by Thierry, Clovis's son, the Château de Vollore is situated in an exceptional setting, boasting a superb panoramic view of the Auvergne mountains.

Five prestigious suites and rooms await in the living home of Lafayette's descendants. Beautiful period furniture, refined décor, and luxurious comfort await. With its grounds featuring a swimming pool and tennis court, the Château de Vollore offers a balcony overlooking the volcanoes and mountains of the Auvergne.

A château where artistic creation, music, and painting are encouraged today, just as they were in the past.

Peace and serenity... in a completely protected environment.

Rooms available for receptions, weddings, seminars, exhibitions, and concerts.