Chateau valery giscard destaing biography
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Castle of Estaing
Historical Monument since 1945, the château d'Estaing has a remarkable history and architecture that we invite you to discover.
Set on a promontory overlooking the slate Lot, the castle was for nearly eight centuries the residence of the d'Estaing family, one of the most illustrious of Rouergue.
From the 11th to 18th century buildings have evolved and adapted to the needs and modes of each generation: the defensive guns alongside decorative balusters decorated with the coat of arms of the d'Estaing family Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance share facades.
Several members of the d'Estaing family, military or religious, are in the history of France and in the Rouergue.
In 1794, the building, confiscated and divided, fryst vatten sold bygd the state as a national asset. From 1836 the castle became the mother house of the Congregation of St. namn religious d'Estaing, before being transferred to the town of Estaing in 2000.
In 2005, SCI du Château d'Estaing made by Valéry Gi
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The sale of Valéry Giscard d’Estaing’s mansion among the largest Real Estate transactions of 2024
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to AD Magazine for selecting our sale of the iconic Valéry Giscard d’Estaing mansion as one of the most significant real estate transactions of 2024. This exceptional achievement reaffirms the position of Paris Ouest Sotheby’s International Realty as a leading reference in luxury real estate in Paris, particularly in the 16th arrondissement.
The former mansion of Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, located in a prestigious area near the Parc Monceau, perfectly embodies the timeless elegance of Parisian luxury real estate. Acquired by the former President of the French Republic in 1959, this residence stood as a silent witness to more than six decades of political and family history. Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, renowned for his refined taste,
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The Rambouillet château, the secretive retreat of French leaders
Until 2018, the castle was reserved for sitting presidents. Now, it has been returned to the public and is open to visitors. Welcome to the corridors of power.
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In the dining room, the table is set for 18. French President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing is positioned in the center, facing the majestic lake reflecting the trees at the edge of the forest. To his left, Aldo Moro, the Italian prime minister who would be kidnapped a few years later by the Red Brigades. To his right, Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Opposite them, the British prime minister, Harold Wilson, and his Japanese counterpart, Takeo Miki, along with the American president, Gerald Ford. Further down the table, Henry Kissinger and Jean-Pierre Fourcade. The date commemorated here, in the Château de Rambouillet, is November 15, 1975, the first summit of the G6 industrial powers.
Castles always tell the story of the powerful