The Domaine de Vert-Mont hosts seminars, executive committee meetings, product launches, conferences, working lunches, cocktails and company parties for up to 100 guests. The house stands in Rueil-Malmaison, west of Paris, about 15 minutes from the city and close to the La Défense business district. It belongs to the Fondation Tuck, a foundation recognized as being of public utility that funds training and research in energy and sustainable development.
Seminars and company events
The estate is set up for day events rather than large conventions. Four reception rooms of 44 to 75 square meters take plenary sessions, lunches and cocktails, while four smaller meeting rooms upstairs suit breakout groups, board meetings and interviews. The Billiard Room is the quieter option, used for study days and executive committee sessions. The park lends itself to team-building and outdoor activities, and the terrace on the front steps works for a cocktail between sessions. The team advises on suppliers and puts organisers in touch with its own network. The estate is also rented for photo shoots, film and video productions.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, birthdays and other private receptions are welcome. The Salle des Fêtes takes up to 100 guests standing or 70 at round tables, and the park lawns can be arranged for an outdoor reception in good weather.
Rooms and capacities
The Salle des Fêtes, 75 square meters, is lit by five French windows framed by caryatids and decorated with pastel plasterwork: 100 for a cocktail, 70 at round tables, 70 in theatre layout. The Billiard Room, 49 square meters, seats 40 at round tables or 40 in theatre style and takes 50 standing. The Salon and the Dining Room, 44 square meters each, take 45 standing, 40 at round tables or 35 in theatre style; the Salon has stucco, molded panels and an Arenberg parquet floor. The Vestibule measures 43 square meters and the terrace 59 square meters, with 60 standing or 54 seated. The four meeting rooms are named after people linked to the house: Alquier-Millot (20 people), Dartmouth-La Turbie (20), Munroe-Hill (14) and Pershing-Briand (10).
Catering
The estate does not present an in-house kitchen. Organisers choose their caterer, and the team recommends professionals from its network.
History and setting
Vert-Mont was once part of the grounds of the neighboring Malmaison estate. Its character comes from the American philanthropists Edward Tuck and Julia Stell, who owned it during the Belle Époque and shaped the park. The house keeps restored neo-rococo interiors and carries the Patrimoine du XXe siècle label. The English-style landscaped park covers about 6 hectares, with a pond, mature trees and open lawns.
Getting there
The address is 3 avenue Tuck-Stell in Rueil-Malmaison, in the Hauts-de-Seine department. The estate is about 15 minutes from Paris and a short drive from La Défense, which makes it practical for a day seminar with participants coming from the city or from the business district.
