What architectural style does Château Buiret belong to?

It is an eclectic nineteenth-century structure with Louis XIII as its dominant exterior style and an interior combining Art Nouveau with Louis XIII and XVI styles.

The Vimeu is a region in the Somme known for its nineteenth-century manor houses and industrial complexes, of which Château Buiret is an example.

Who created the stained glass windows in the château?

The stained glass adorning doors and windows comes from the Vermonet workshops, a craftsman known for decorative glasswork of that era.

Château Buiret à Tully

Tully

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Where: Tully

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Château Buiret stands in Tully (Somme), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 19th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

Built in the nineteenth century in Tully, Château Buiret is a manor house of the Vimeu region linked to an industrial complex. Its architecture blends eclecticism with Louis XIII as its dominant style, expressed in red brick and cut stone facades, while the interior combines Art Nouveau with Louis XIII and XVI styles. Stained glass windows from the Vermonet workshops adorn doors and windows on the upper floor.

What to know

The inscription as a historic monument in 2013 covers the entire château: facades, roofs, outbuildings, park and specific interior spaces including the entrance gallery, dining room, salons and monumental staircase.
The site also includes the trace of a former railway line visible at the rear of the property, reflecting its place within the Vimeu's industrial heritage.
The stained glass windows from the Vermonet workshops are a notable decorative feature, positioned prominently on the upper floors.

Where this château is

Tully · Somme · Hauts-de-France

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Tully, Somme

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA80000077
Period of construction: 19th century

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Castles near Lille and the Belgian border: 2 days by car

Frequently asked

What architectural style does Château Buiret belong to?: It is an eclectic nineteenth-century structure with Louis XIII as its dominant exterior style and an interior combining Art Nouveau with Louis XIII and XVI styles.
What is the Vimeu?: The Vimeu is a region in the Somme known for its nineteenth-century manor houses and industrial complexes, of which Château Buiret is an example.
Who created the stained glass windows in the château?: The stained glass adorning doors and windows comes from the Vermonet workshops, a craftsman known for decorative glasswork of that era.