Domaine de Moresville hosts study days for 10 to 250 people, residential seminars for up to 50 participants, weddings, christenings and birthdays, and the whole estate can be hired privately. The château stands at Moresville, on the road to Brou, in Flacey, in Eure-et-Loir, about 1 h 30 from Paris.
Seminars and company events
The estate has two large meeting rooms and two breakout rooms. It hosts study days from 10 to 250 participants and residential seminars for up to 50, with participants staying in the château rooms and the orangery. Quotes are drawn up for each project. A capacity chart is published with the events page.
Between sessions, groups can use the heated outdoor pool, the flower-lined mini golf course, walks in the park around the medieval pond and the private spa. The bar lounge of the château serves aperitifs, and the Rubis lounge is used for breakfasts.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, christenings and birthdays are held in the 18th-century orangery, which can be hired on its own, or with private hire of the whole estate. The Renaissance chapel, dated by the owners to the 15th century, can host ceremonies and serves as a backdrop for photos. The 2-hectare park with old trees, deer and white peacocks frames the reception. The owner welcomes guests in person.
Rooms and capacities
The events page lists two large meeting rooms, two breakout rooms and the orangery, with a range of 10 to 250 people for study days. Room names and individual capacities are given in the downloadable chart, not on the page itself. The site also shows a Salon Obsidienne and the Rubis lounge, used for breakfasts and aperitifs.
Accommodation
The château offers rooms and suites in several categories, from comfort rooms in the orangery to a 60-square-meter period suite on the first floor of the château, the Suite Cristal. A family suite under the beams has two bedrooms, and Le Pigeonnier is a private duplex in the garden. The Gîte de l'Orangerie, in the 18th-century greenhouse, sleeps 10 guests in five air-conditioned bedrooms with five bathrooms, a dining room for 10, a kitchenette, a private terrace and a private spa with a jacuzzi. The total number of rooms is not published; the site speaks of a limited number to keep the place quiet.
Catering
A breakfast buffet is served in the château. Aperitifs are available in the bar lounge. The estate has no restaurant: for lunches and dinners, reception keeps a list of restaurants within 5 km. For events, catering is set in the custom quote.
History and setting
Joan of Arc crossed these lands in 1429. The Baroque château was built in 1716, and its monumental Baroque staircase has been restored. Under the Ancien Régime the estate covered 400 hectares; today the owners keep a 2-hectare park with the finest trees, the medieval pond, the Renaissance chapel and the groves. L'Orée du Spa offers massages, a hammam and treatments, and the château balneo area has a sauna and a jacuzzi.
Getting there
The estate sits on the road of the Loire châteaux, about 1 h 30 from Paris. Châteaudun is 12 km away and Chartres cathedral 40 km. The site lists a taxi and driver service. It does not publish the nearest station or airport.
