The most important place for the master of the house was the basement level.
This was where he spent most of his time.

Here lived Amélie — the person to whom Monsieur Château entrusted his most precious belongings.
He served rare drinks collected from every corner of the world: from distant ports to secluded vineyards.
He always wore a flawless white shirt, elegant accessories, and a home silk frock coat that combined a formal look with comfort.

On the second floor were Monsieur Château’s bedroom and study — his personal retreat for reflection and work.

The summer garden was created in the Italian style — in honor of his wife, who came from a sun-kissed land. Lemon trees grew here, flowers filled the air with fragrance, and a fountain murmured in the courtyard. This place became the heart of the home, filled with the warmth of her memories.

At Osobnyak, we host private immersive Venetian dinners. You will enjoy an unforgettable five-course chef’s menu accompanied by a unique show.