The castle


BRIEF HISTORY OF CHÂTEAU D'AUTEUIL

The original Auteuil castle, destroyed at the end of the 16th century, was abandoned by its owner in favor of another more modest neighboring castle, but rehabilitated and fortified at the end of the 16th century and probably completed in the 17th century, located on the territory of Berneuil-en-Bray and named Château d'Auteuil. Of this new castle, what remains is the imposing platform (with its old flint apparatus and brick chaining) surrounded by a moat, as well as traces of the foundations of the old destroyed castle. The Château d'Auteuil was rebuilt "almost entirely" in 1858, almost identically and on the old bases of the original building.

It uses the classic structure of 17th century castles in brick and stone.

In 2003, Pol and Sabine de La Pintière acquired this Château in Oise as a family and undertook major work to restore it to its former appearance.
Since then, 70% of the 35 rooms have been restored, respecting history and adding today's comfort, and the castle becomes more beautiful every day.
Our family home welcomes weekends with friends or family, romantic stays or business seminars in a warm atmosphere.