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Just 1 hour from Paris and 15 minutes from the famous village of Giverny, in the heart of the natural park Vexin Français, is an exceptional historical site.
Les Jardins d’Épicure, an elegant Napoleon III-era castle transformed into a premium boutique hotel with a gastronomic restaurant.
Today, this prestigious estate combines the historical heritage of France, a high level of hospitality and significant investment potential.
The total area of the property is about 1,740 m2 and includes:
30 rooms
20 hotel rooms and suites
suites with private jacuzzi
SPA area and recreation areas
halls
terraces and park for private events
The interiors preserve the atmosphere of nineteenth-century French aristocratic residences, combining historic architecture with modern comfort and elegance.
On the territory is a famous gastronomic restaurant offering fine cuisine based on the best products of the French terroir.
The estate is perfect for:
luxury tourism
weddings
corporate
gastronomic and wellness retreats
Thanks to its reputation and international clientele, the facility provides immediate business returns.
Rare investment opportunity
This is a unique asset in the luxury hotel real estate market in France:
historic castle of Napoleon III
boutique hotel
strategic location between Paris and Normandy
High tourist flow thanks to Giverny and the legacy of Claude Monet
Development potential of luxury hospitality and events
Ideal for international investors looking for a prestigious property that combines history, lifestyle and profitability.
Giverny is a picturesque village of Normandy, located about 80 km from Paris.
It is known worldwide for the home and gardens of the impressionist painter Claude Monet, who lived here from 1883 to 1926.
It was here that his famous paintings “Nymphéas” were created, which became one of the most recognizable icons of world impressionism.
Today, Giverny is one of Normandy’s most visited tourist destinations and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world every year, making the region particularly attractive for hotel and tourism businesses.
