Filming and photography at Bourron Castle

Sabine Azéma and Philippe Noiret "ROSSINI! ROSSINI!" (Mario Monicelli) Jane Birkin "Jane B. by Agnès V." (Agnès Varda) Timothy Dalton, Paul Crochet "The King's Whore" (Axel Corti - Cannes Film Festival) Frédéric François Music Video (Valeria Golino) Johnny Hallyday, Michael Jackson, Marlène Jobert, and many…

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Sabine Azéma and Philippe Noiret "ROSSINI! ROSSINI!" (Mario Monicelli) Jane Birkin "Jane B. by Agnès V." (Agnès Varda) Timothy Dalton, Paul Crochet "The King's Whore" (Axel Corti - Cannes Film Festival) Frédéric François Music Video (Valeria Golino) Johnny Hallyday, Michael Jackson, Marlène Jobert, and many others have also visited the château or its large park. The Château de Bourron: Located in Seine-et-Marne (France), 45 minutes south of Paris, in the heart of the Fontainebleau forest, the Château de Bourron welcomes you year-round to its ground-floor salons and its vaulted garden-level rooms. A 17th-century brick and stone residence, surrounded by a moat, listed as a historical monument, and boasting a 40-hectare French-style park of lawns and woods, the magnificent Bourron estate offers an exceptional setting for your photo shoots. The elegant interior retains decorative elements such as the Louis XV wood-paneled library, the dining room with late 16th-century Flemish tapestries, and a Swiss earthenware stove adorned with hunting scenes and allegories. This charming and delightful property, owned for over a century by the Montesquiou-Fezensac family, is distinguished by its enchanting, harmonious character, a truly pleasant place to live. An invitation to discover it. ITS PARK: Surrounding the château, the walled park unfolds its 40 hectares of lawn and woods, extending from the Fontainebleau forest. It reveals a few surprises hidden behind the small house: the romantic Saint-Sévère spring that feeds the canal, the statue of Ceres that closes off the north parterre, an icehouse buried beneath the woods, a statue of Saint Joseph by Fernand Py under the trees, the Maison d'Artagnan and the 17th-century fruit orchard, and, near the outbuildings dating from the last century, an elegant windmill dating from 1879 and designed by the architect Bolée. But the main axis of this French-style park remains the grand vista leading south along the canal and the avenues of lime trees, lending the Château de Bourron its full grandeur.

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