Chateau de Clermont, France
From series “Houses of Famous People and Stars Currently Open to Tourists”
The followers of Louis de Funès have a chance to visit his house - the magnificent Clermont Castle, located in the west of France, in the commune of Le Cellier. The magnificent castle was built in the middle of the 17th century and belonged before the famous actor of the Maupassant family. Louis de Funès was the last owner of the farm. He has moved to the castle with his wife Jeanne Barthélémy in 1967. Before, the castle was empty for six years and was uninhabited. The actor invested a lot of money in the reconstruction and personally furnished the castle surrounding garden.
The huge castle with 30 rooms attracted the actor not so much as the extensive park with the area of 30 hectares approach. Louis de Funès was interested in botany. After moving to the castle, he began breeding the rare rosas in his garden. After the death of the actor in 1983, his family could not ensure the maintenance locks and it was handed over to the association l'ADAH. Later it was sold to one of the private companies.
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