The Montchevalleraie is an elegant family home built in the 18th century for a family of notable Angers. Since 1995, it is Christian Boulmant Nomballais who presides over the destinies of the castle.

After a campaign of restoration works of the castle and the park, he undertook to give back to the castle the delicate and refined nature of the family houses of the 18th century.

With a subtle mix of furniture and family items, the owner has recreated the art of living of the Age of Enlightenment around his collections and memories.

From now on, an elegant and refined atmosphere reigns over the rooms and rooms of the castle.

The castle of La Montchevalleraie is built of schist and rubble on a regular U plan. On its south facade a complex skylight shows the characters of a serlienne inscribed in a semicircular pediment. (General inventory of the cultural heritage) The cadastre of 1826 shows a house to which are joined on both sides pretty covered hipped. They include two wings in return of square towards the South. Note an interesting pinnacle established on the west wing. A large piece of water is in the south, preceded by a garden. There are also two small pavilions that have disappeared today.

Its English park and rose garden will seduce nature lovers! You will discover old trees, such as redwoods (Sequoiadendron giganteum, Sequoia sempervirens), plane trees, larch remarkable in the arrival alley, chestnut with pink flowers (Aesculus carnea), tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera), green oaks (Quercus ilex), Catalpa (Catalpa bignonioides), Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris), Himalayan cedar (Cedrus deodara). Also in the ornamental garden: roses and fruit trees. etc. The area of ​​La Montchevalleraie is bounded by hedges.

The calm and romantic atmosphere of the Château de La Montchevalleraie will seduce you certainly like the famous singer of operettas, Luis Mariano, who came frequently at the invitation of Marcel Lamy, Director of the Théâtre du Châtelet.