Chateau

CHÂTEAU SERVIGNY aka D-DAY CHÂTEAU
On June 26, 1944 at 4pm the only peace treaty signed between the Germans and Americans at the end of World War II, The Surrender of Cherbourg was signed by General Karl Wilhelm von Schlieben and General Joseph Lawton Collins on the bureau of the Drawing Room in the chateau. You can rent it for €7,700 with a minimum stay of one week during high season or €6,300 a week (subject to change, see current rates)
Roger Delacroix friend of Mike Ferguson set up our chateau visit	Château de Servigny located in Yvetot-Bocage SW of Valognes	Impressive Details of masonry	Gatehouse alone is worth a small fortune
Converted Stables now houses cars	All The Amenities tennis court, green house and swimming pool within the 20 acre grounds	Elegant Entry magnificent double hall covered in Carrara marble only hints at what else awaits	Painting is but one of many 18th century works hanging throughout the chateau
Tour Guide is BMOC (Big Man Of Chateau)	Cook Ware in kitchen building	Dinner Ware neatly lined up	Cool Lamp pulls down for better lighting
German Graffiti still in place	Roman Legion in ancient bas relief	Behind Bars but sentence was commuted	We tried to buy the place but didn't have enough pocket change