Originally built in 1896 by the son of Charles-Frederic Worth — the Parisian fashion designer known as “the father of haute couture” who founded the House of Worth — this residence is historically retained in keeping with the family’s fine finishes and classic Belle Époque style. Designed by one of France’s most famous architects, Stephen Sauvestre, approach the stunning façade of the residence and be welcomed by original Meillerie stone pillars and partially wood-covered brick walls, reminiscent of the period. Step inside the main home to discover an equally impressive interior preserved in period details, from the parquet flooring to the soaring, 4m high ceilings. Become a part of Château de Promenthoux’s history of beautifully elegant living.