The Château de Villiers is an 18th-century palace located in Draveil, southeast of Paris in the Île-de-France region. Built in 1782 by the Count of Bombelles on the right bank of the Seine near the Sénart forest, this historic estate features two symmetrical pavilions flanking a monumental entrance gate overlooking a central courtyard. Surrounded by a wooded park spanning six hectares, the château represents refined classical architecture with notable remnants of earlier Henry IV-period pavilions. Designated as a monument historique in 1950, the château was repurposed in 1991 into a municipal media library, preserving its architectural heritage while serving contemporary cultural functions for the community.
