A legacy through the centuries
The history of Beaumarchais Manor
Discover the fascinating history of Beaumarchais Manor, a witness to the eras and illustrious figures that have left their mark on it.
Discover the fascinating history of Beaumarchais Manor, a witness to the eras and illustrious figures that have left their mark on it.
The hamlet of Beaumarchais, located approximately 1 km north of the village of Les Chapelles-Bourbon, is a site of historical significance. Mentioned as a fief as early as the 16th century, it has weathered the ages, passing through numerous hands during the Ancien Régime. A manor house, likely built in the 17th century, and a farm were erected there, bearing witness to its rich past. In the 19th century, Jean-Denis Lanjuinais, a famous jurist, owned the property, followed by his son-in-law, Baron Auguste de Berthois.
Today, the hamlet symbolizes the historical heritage of the region and continues to fascinate with its history and transformations.
Beaumarchais Manor has seen several notable owners who have left their mark on its history. However, it was particularly in the 1920s that the jeweler Louis Boucheron, son of the founder of Maison Boucheron, purchased the estate to make it his hunting residence.
Together with his wife Marguerite Dormeuil, he built a new mansion in 1927, whose facades and roofs have been listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments since 1995.
Beaumarchais Manor received major historical recognition in 1995 when its facades and roofs were listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments. This distinction underlines the architectural and heritage importance of the site. It is a remarkable example of regionalist architecture, reflecting the construction styles and techniques of its time.
This listing protects and enhances the cultural heritage, ensuring the preservation of this iconic place for future generations. It also demonstrates a commitment to the conservation of local and national heritage.
Today, Beaumarchais Manor has evolved while preserving its old-world charm. Transformed into a guest house, it warmly welcomes visitors eager to experience an authentic stay in a historical setting. The current owners have successfully blended modernity with tradition, offering comfortable accommodations while respecting the architecture and history of the place.
Visitors can thus discover the local heritage while enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the surroundings. Thus, it perpetuates its legacy by opening to the public and sharing its unique history.
Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of the Brie region in France by staying in our guest house. Located just 45 minutes from Paris, Beaumarchais Manor offers you an exceptional setting where history and nature meet.
Copyright © 2024. All Rights Reserved Manoir de Beaumarchais
6 route de Beaumarchais
77610 Les Chapelles-Bourbon
6 route de Beaumarchais
77610 Les Chapelles-Bourbon