Credits: Commission du Film d'Ile-de-France
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Credits: Commission du Film d'Ile-de-France
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Credits: Commission du Film d'Ile-de-France
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Credits: Commission du Film d'Ile-de-France
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Credits: Commission du Film d'Ile-de-France
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Location type
Categories
Environment
Park or garden,
City
General presentation
Location Condition Type
In bad general condition
Location History
The Ormesson estate has been the Le Fèvre d'Ormesson family's property since the XVIIth century. It occupies an area of 145ha among which 70ha are devoted to the park and 54ha are devoted to the golf course.
The first golf course was designed in 1925. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the war. In 1964, André d'Ormesson, who was the owner of the estate, decided to develop a new one. The club house dates from that period. It has not changed since then which explains the global stylistic coherence of the place.
This deserted house used to be the green keeper's home. It was built at the same period than the Club House in 1964.
The first golf course was designed in 1925. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the war. In 1964, André d'Ormesson, who was the owner of the estate, decided to develop a new one. The club house dates from that period. It has not changed since then which explains the global stylistic coherence of the place.
This deserted house used to be the green keeper's home. It was built at the same period than the Club House in 1964.
Construction period
1961-1970
Remarkable architectural elements
Corridor,
Kitchen,
Terrace (architecture)
