Domaine de Primard is located in Guainville within the Centre-Val de Loire region, approximately one hour from Paris by car. The 40-hectare property sits along the banks of the Eure River, featuring an 18th-century residence set within gardens designed by Jacques Wirtz. The setting combines countryside character with reasonable proximity to the capital.
Check availability Official websiteThe property occupies Guainville in the Dreux area of the Centre-Val de Loire region. Its one-hour distance from Paris provides access to urban attractions while maintaining countryside immersion. The Domaine extends across 40 hectares along the banks of the Eure River.
The core building is an 18th-century residence, establishing historical continuity for the property. Check-in is available from 4 p.m. and check-out is before 12 p.m. standard.
The 40-hectare grounds feature gardens designed by Jacques Wirtz more than 35 years ago. These gardens contain over 250 varieties of roses and a collection of rare trees and shrubs, creating a horticultural landscape distinct from surrounding countryside.
The living landscape includes Highland cows, Ouessant sheep, ducks, and geese, creating a managed pastoral environment. Guests can visit the Primard Gardens with Gérard, the Domaine's longtime gardener, who provides insights into the horticultural design, rare plant collections, and landscape maintenance philosophy.
A nine-hole golf course and eighteen-hole golf course are located nearby, serving golfers of various skill levels. The property provides two meeting rooms capable of hosting up to 200 guests, supporting group events and conferences.
The location balances isolation—40 hectares of private landscape and natural immersion—with practical connectivity through the one-hour proximity to Paris and nearby golf courses.
The property is in Guainville, Dreux, Centre-Val de Loire, France, approximately one hour from Paris by car.
Domaine de Primard occupies 40 hectares along the Eure River, featuring an 18th-century residence within gardens designed by Jacques Wirtz more than 35 years ago.
Yes, guests can visit the Primard Gardens with Gérard, the longtime gardener, who offers guided experiences and insights into the landscape design.
The landscape includes Highland cows, Ouessant sheep, ducks, and geese, creating a managed pastoral environment within the 40-hectare property.
Yes, both a nine-hole and eighteen-hole golf course are located in the surrounding region, accessible to guests.
Back to the Domaine de Primard overview for photos, map, address and verification, or see the full guide above.
Sources: relaischateaux.com
No prices or ratings: rates change daily. We may earn a commission from partner links.