The central body, showing by a classical triangular pediment decorated with large stone "pots-à-feu" , is flanked with two wings each one leading to a pavillon house. The pale ochre color of the facade , the columns of the hall and the frescos decorating the " the King's room " remind of the italian influence . The central hall leads to a drawing room and to a dining room of the Restauration period.

The classical and rigorous symmetry of the castle is broken by a vaulted Mansart colonnade linking the south aisle to a small pavillon overlooking the 1,5 ha large enclosed French garden and Potager.