Domaine d'Orgemont hosts company seminars, study days and coworking sessions during the week, and weddings and family gatherings on weekends. The restored 19th-century château stands on 9 hectares at Cerny, in Essonne, about 50 km from Paris. On site are a chapel, a 144 m² marquee seating 110, 18 bedrooms and private parking.
Seminars and company events
The estate states that its weekday use is professional: company seminars, coworking sessions, study days, works council celebrations and association stays. It has welcomed groups such as Hermès, PSG, the Fondation de France and the Centre d'Art Lyrique de Paris. The domain has also served as a set for television productions and album launches.
The parking area takes all vehicle types, including coaches for groups, which helps with group arrivals from Paris.
Weddings and receptions
The chapel, renovated in 2022, is attached to the château and holds religious or secular ceremonies. It can then be turned into a dance hall. The 144 m² marquee takes over for meals and seats up to 110 guests. The park of 9 hectares, with a forest and an orchard, is used for photos and cocktails. Cousins' gatherings, birthdays and family reunions are also hosted.
Logistics on site include a private car park for 80 vehicles and an equipped kitchen, with a caterer or a service on order.
Rooms and capacities
The key spaces are the chapel, the marquee and the château rooms. The marquee seats 110 at tables. Exact seating figures for the château rooms and the chapel are not published on the pages read, so ask the estate for the layout that matches your program.
Accommodation
There are 18 bedrooms with 36 beds, spread between the restored château and chalets. An option raises the offer to 24 bedrooms and 50 beds. Rooms are decorated with care, and the estate hosts overnight stays for seminar groups. Sleeping capacity is 36 guests in the standard setup, so larger seminars may need lodging nearby. Private visits of the estate can be booked before you commit to a date.
History and setting
The château dates from the 19th century and stood abandoned for thirty years. Pascale and Philippe Bouchard bought it in 2016, and after five years of works it reopened in 2021. Nearby are Barbizon, the Château de Courances and Chamarande.
Getting there
The estate is at 6 rue Robert Canivet, Cerny, in Essonne, about 50 km from Paris. Its car park holds 80 vehicles.
