Le Jeu de Paume, excluding the interiors of the curator's apartment (Box B 7): by order of 24 October 1988 - Bullant's little castle, including Duban's gallery. The following parts of the large castle of Daumet: facades, roofs and large work; staircase of honor, including paintings of the vault; murals of the deer gallery by Baudry. The big stables, including the ride and the Saint-Denis gate. Enghien Castle. All terraces, beds and water bodies. The following buildings and factories: the two Mansart pavilions surrounding the entrance, as well as the grid and bridge preceding them; the hamlet; the house of Sylvie; the chapel of Saint John, the chapel of Saint Paul and the chapel of Saint Croix with its obelisk; the Beauvais fountain, including the buried basin, the bottom wall and both ramps; the Druid (or Truite) fountain and Sylvie's fountain; the island of love, the bridge of great men; The ruins of the temple of Venus; the cooler of the park of Sylvie and that of the junction of lions. The statues of the following park: equestrian statue of the connétable de Montmorency by Paul Dubois and its surrounding pillars; Louis XIV burying the sling by Gilles Guérin; statues of the great degree by Hardy (1682): two rivers, Acis, Galatée, Arethuse, Alpheus; statues of the parterre d'eau: Bacchus, Hébé, by Deseine (1789), Pluto, Proserpine, by Chapu (1884), thirty Florentine vases (1785), the Great Condé, by Coysevox, Molière, Le Nôtre, by Tony Noël (1880), La Bruyère, by Thomas (1880), Bossuet, by Guillaume (1880), Bacchus, Silène, copies after the ancient (17th century); groupe du Boulingrin : Hercules kidnapping Déjanire, by Nicolas Dremin (1707); English garden: Eros, from ancient times, by Jonchery (1895), Venus pudique, from ancient times (17th century), Venus callypiges, from ancient times (17th century), bust of man, from ancient times (17th century); park: cherry bust (17th century), four emperor busts, according to the ancient (17th century), the four elements (fire and air by Legrand, 1707, water and earth by Poissant, 1705 and 1707); approaches: two lions, by Legrand (1707); Sylvie's house: busts of Bacchus and Flora (17th century); Sylvie Park: Jupiter, terracotta (17th century) (cad. AE 3; AH 1, 14, 16; A 24, 195; B 1 to 6, 8, 10, 13 to 32, 34 to 61, 63, 65 to 88): classification by order of 30 December 1988 - The statue adorning Diane's crossroads; all statues, benches and vases adorning the Parc de Chantilly, with the exception of those already classified (see AE 3; A 195; B 1 to 6, 8, 10, 13 to 32, 34 to 61, 63, 65 to 88): entry by order of 30 December 1988

Anne de Montmorency - Connétable de France	Sponsor of the Petit Château in the 16th century.
André Le Nôtre - Landscape gardener	Author of the gardens and Grand Canal.
Louis II de Bourbon-Condé (Grand Condé) - Prince and patron	Transforma Chantilly into a cultural home in the 17th century.
Henri d'Orléans (duc d'Aumale) - Collector and rebuilder	Rebuilt the castle and bequeathed the estate to the Institut de France.
Jean Aubert - Architecte des Grandes Écuries	Designed this 18th century masterpiece.
Honoré Daumet - 19th century architect	Rebuilt the Grand Castle for the Duke of Aumale.