Château de Vaux : la métamorphose continue, avec Edouard Guyot, propriétaire
Discover a new chapter in the restoration of Château de Vaux, located in the Aube region (two hours east of Paris). At just 22 years old, Edouard Guyot made a bold decision: in 2015, he bought a ruined and completely abandoned château. Eleven years later, he continues an ambitious restoration project, driven by a strong vision and remarkable determination. Since 2021, So Châteaux has been closely following this extraordinary adventure. In this 6th episode, you will discover how the château’s interiors have evolved since last year, with one new room now fully completed and another close to completion. Every detail reflects the tremendous work accomplished and the choices made to bring this historic place back to life. At the end of the video, a surprise awaits you as you discover another of Edouard’s passions, never revealed before in our previous episodes. Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss the next episodes dedicated to the most beautiful châteaux and the people bringing them back to life. To contact us: [email protected] Produced by: Olivier Schweizer | So Châteaux

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