Château with four big living areas, a dovecote and old stables

A residence steeped in history Built in the 18th century, Château d'Illois was designed as an elegant hunting lodge and became, for many years, a prominent venue for grand Norman hunts. Count Auguste de Sarcus, a famous wolf-hunting lieutenant, hosted hunting parties, horses, and dogs here before heading out to hunt in the prestigious forests of Eu, Aumale, and Eawy. Today, this characterful residence has retained all its elegance and offers a rare living environment where heritage, nature, and serenity harmoniously combine. A family home with generous volumes Behind its main entrance, the