Château de Boisrier
Boisrier Castle
Sillé-le-Philippe
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- Sillé-le-Philippe
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Château de Boisrier stands in Sillé-le-Philippe (Sarthe), in the Pays de la Loire region of France. No visits are on record for this building.
The château de Boisrier, also known as château de Chanteloup, stands in the commune of Sillé-le-Philippe, in the Sarthe department. It was built in 1814 by Marie-Louise Ogier, born Eynaud, shortly after the death of her husband Jean-Louis Ogier. The estate then passed through several members of the Ogier family, viscounts of Boisrier, before being sold in 1857. The grounds also include an orangery dating from the 15th century, a building older than the château itself.
Written from Château de Chanteloup (Sarthe)
What to know
- The estate now includes a campsite with pitches and cottages set up in the outbuildings and in the 15th century orangery.
- No verified information is available regarding opening hours or visiting arrangements for the château itself.
- The site is located in the commune of Sillé-le-Philippe, in the Sarthe department.
Where this château is
Sillé-le-Philippe · Sarthe · Pays de la Loire
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Address
Sillé-le-Philippe, Sarthe
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Is the château de Boisrier open to visitors?
- The available information does not confirm opening hours or visiting conditions for the château itself.
- Who built the château de Boisrier?
- It was built in 1814 by Marie-Louise Ogier, born Eynaud, after the death of her husband Jean-Louis Ogier.
- Are château de Boisrier and château de Chanteloup the same place?
- Yes, both names refer to the same château, located at the Chanteloup and Boisrier sites.
- Can you stay on the château de Boisrier estate?
- The estate includes a campsite with pitches and cottages set up in the outbuildings and in the 15th century orangery.
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