 At the time of the Revolution, the château was the property of the duchess of Bourbon, Bathilde d'Orléans.After having passed through several hands, it was acquired in 1827 by the banker Alexandre Aguado, marquis de Las Marismas, who accommodated his friend there, the type-setter Gioacchino Rossini and was elected mayor of Évry-on-Seine in 1831.The creation of the railroad from Paris to Corbeil unfortunately divided the park in two and separated it from the Seine.