The Estate

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La Grange
Completely renovated and air-conditioned, this barn with its 9m high ceilings and exposed stones, will enhance your reception for up to 190 people.
The lounges
The Domaine de la Thibaudière invites you to push the doors of its houses.
In the house, the Cathedral lounge, the bar, the Salle des Prés with its billiard table and dining room, ideal for relaxing moments around the fireplace, for wine tasting evenings, games with table football and its adjacent bar.
The Beaudeval Cottage Lounge is equipped with a kitchen and a relaxation area, for a stay in complete autonomy.
Les Salles
· Beaudeval room, which can accommodate up to 80 people, is modular perfect for seminars, teambuildings and afterworks. Ideal for extending your events after 4 am, it also offers a secure space dedicated to children. In case of unpredictable weather, it becomes a fallback solution.
· Meadow Room located in the main house of the Domaine, welcomes up to 15 people in a warm atmosphere, ideal for meetings or preparations. In case of bad weather, it is also a fallback solution. In addition, the adjoining dining room can accommodate cocktails and brunches, guaranteeing a plan B.
The outdoor spaces
An atypical place dedicated to nature and art.
The Domaine de la Thibaudière is above all a park of 4 hectares of isolated fields in the countryside, a beautiful alley of poplars and a chestnut tree more than a hundred years old to welcome you, and in the middle, a beautifully flowery courtyard that allows you to always feel close to each other.
And for your ceremonies, the estate gives you free rein with its 3 locations 3 atmospheres: forest, fields or courtyard.
Rooms in the House
Warmth & Tradition
Discover the authenticity of La Maison's rooms, imbued with a gentle, delicate soul. Here, everything is designed to make you feel at home. The bride and groom's room is spacious, bright and comfortable, with an extraordinary view over the wheat fields.
Coursive Rooms
Cocooning & Family
The Rooms in the Corridor Are a Real Haven of softness, comfort and tranquility. Particularly suitable for bringing friends and families together, they all overlook the main courtyard and allow guests to feel like they are in a cocoon and”All together”.
Offer an experience “Out of Time” In a cozy and warm setting, where every detail is designed for your well-being.
Cottages
Authentic & Comfortable
For Muster part of your family, Welcome A cousinade or offer the groom a space to prepare with his witnesses before a ceremony, our cottage offers you an ideal setting. You will have a ground floor including a living room and a functional kitchen, perfect for sharing Moments of conviviality. Upstairs, a dormitory with 10 beds and 2 shower rooms ensures comfort and convenience. The entire cottage can accommodate up to 14 people, allowing everyone to enjoy the stay in a setting adapted to meetings.

Outdoor spaces
History of Domaine de la Thibaudière
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Notre-Dame de Coulombs Abbey was founded in the Eure Valley, becoming a spiritual and economic center. The surrounding land, including that of the future Thibaudière, began to be developed.

The abbey consolidated its hold on the Faverolles lands and transformed the Thibaudière farm into a seigniorial fiefdom. The estate was then administered directly by the abbey, and received its name in homage to Abbot Thibault.
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The estate played a central role in the monastic economy, with the construction of barns, stables and warehouses, as well as improvements to irrigation systems. The village of Faverolles became a collection center for feudal taxes.

The estate experienced heavy losses from looting by English troops and mercenaries. Barns were set on fire, crops destroyed, and part of the land left fallow. Huguenot Troops Attack the Abbey of Coulombs and its Outbuildings. La Thibaudière is ransacked, its buildings damaged and its land temporarily abandoned.

With the nationalization of ecclesiastical property under the French Revolution, Thibaudière was sold as national property for 29,000 pounds to Gilles Bréant, marking the end of his religious role and his transition into private ownership. La Thibaudière lost part of its farmhouses, modifying its initial structure. It became the main farm in Faverolles, operated by the Galerne family.

The main house was renovated, including the restoration of the cathedral lounge and its large oak beam. The estate remains agricultural. Didier Munin acquired La Thibaudière and transformed it into a leisure residence: renovation of the south-east wings, creation of the Beaudeval room, the dormitory, the swimming pool and the rehabilitation of the large barn.

Acquired by the Domaines & Events group, La Thibaudière became a place for receptions and seminars. Numerous arrangements have been made (upgrading to ERP standards, rooms, outdoor bar, sauna area, terrace, landscaped parking). The estate officially opened to the public in June 2019.
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The Domaine is continuing its development with the construction of rooms in the corridor, the addition of a bar, and the renovation of existing rooms. The Barn has been modernized with the installation of air conditioning. A space of comfortable tent lodges has also been designed to enrich the accommodation offer. The adventure continues!
Further information
The Domaine de la Thibaudière has its origins in medieval times, in connection with the Abbey of Coulombs, which developed its land to ensure its economic autonomy. Located between Chartres and Maintenon, the estate took advantage of the Eure river for agriculture and livestock.
As early as the 12th century, it became a seigniorial stronghold under the control of the abbey, playing a key role in the regional economy thanks to cereal crops, vineyards and livestock. During the Hundred Years' War, the estate suffered heavy damage, aggravated by the religious wars in the 16th century. After the Revolution, it was sold as national property and became private property.
In the 19th and 20th centuries, the farm evolved, lost some of its buildings and remained a farm until 2003, when Didier Munin accentuated its residential character.
The estate opened to the public in 2019 under the direction of Geoffroy Perdon, former founder of Domaines & Events to organize weddings and private events.
Today, the Domaine de la Thibaudière has been taken over by the Domaines & Events group, which is reviving this historic site through ambitious event projects, and is undertaking renovation work: transformation of spaces into accommodations, modernization of infrastructures and addition of equipment such as an outdoor bar and a sauna, to host weddings, private events, seminars, and exceptional corporate events. This new orientation makes it possible to perpetuate the Domaine's heritage while integrating it into a modern and sustainable economic model.
Our CSR approach
Ecological awareness
A historic site surrounded by vast hectares of nature, we place respect and the enhancement of natural and architectural heritage at the center of our commitment.
We think about our business by integrating sustainable development and social responsibility throughout our organization. The Domaine de la Thibaudière is rooted in its local environment and we give maximum priority to products and teams with social ties at the heart of our activity. The team of Domains & events and Domaine de la Thibaudière is constantly working to minimize the environmental impacts of its activities:
- Zero net artificialization (rehabilitation of the existing; no new construction)
- Energy insulation works to reduce consumption; water recovery and reuse for watering gardens, ponds etc...
- Development of biodiversity and installation of hives
- Choice of products and amenities with a low impact on nature
- Installation of electrical terminals and optimization of energy consumption
- Local integration with the organization of the egg hunt, reception of meals for seniors...



A dedicated team,
a unique event
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Domaine de la Thibaudière


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