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Château d'Houetteville, Houetteville

Château de Houetteville

Houetteville

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Where
Houetteville

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Château d'Houetteville stands in Houetteville (Eure), in the Normandie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The Château d'Houetteville stands on a rise in the village, alongside the road running through the small valley. Its present appearance, with a symmetrical façade and pavilions topped with triangular pediments, results from a 20th century rebuilding, yet it conceals much older layers: an 18th century manor house raised over the remains of a medieval stronghold. Traces of this long history can still be found, including an underground chapel where a Templar cross is set into a chalk wall.

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What to know

  • The château is located in the commune of Houetteville, in the Eure department, alongside the RD 52 road.
  • The building seen today results from a 1935 reconstruction over 18th century foundations and medieval remains.
  • Older elements survive, including cellars, a staircase and an underground chapel featuring a Templar cross.
  • The site can be approached from two entrances, one near the parish church and the other marked by a gate at a roundabout.

Where this château is

Houetteville · Eure · Normandie

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Address

27400 Houetteville

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

How old is the Château d'Houetteville?
The present building was rebuilt in 1935, but it stands on an 18th century château and earlier medieval foundations.
Where is the Château d'Houetteville located?
It is located in the commune of Houetteville, in the Eure department in Normandy, alongside the RD 52 road.
Does the Château d'Houetteville have medieval origins?
Yes, a family named d'Houetteville is recorded from the 13th century, and the site still has cellars, a staircase and an underground chapel from that period.
What is the Templar cross at the Château d'Houetteville?
It is a cross made of flint cubes set into a chalk wall in the underground chapel, evidence of the former lords' ties to the Templars of Renneville.

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