What remains of Commercy Castle ?

The original service buildings survive as residential and commercial properties. Their facades and rooflines retain eighteenth-century characteristics.

Can one visit Commercy Castle ?

The site is not open as a public visiting monument. The former outbuildings are now private properties integrated into the heart of the town.

Who designed Commercy Castle ?

The complex was realized under the direction of Léopold Durand as master of works, with the participation of architects Boffrand and Dorbay.

Château de Commercy

Commercy Castle

Commercy

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Where: Commercy

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Château de Commercy stands in Commercy (Meuse), in the Grand Est region of France. The building is listed as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 18th century). No visits are on record for this building.

Commercy Castle is an eighteenth-century complex of which the former service buildings remain, now incorporated into the town fabric. Designed under the direction of Léopold Durand with the involvement of architects Boffrand and Dorbay, the site reflects the classical architecture of its time. The facades and rooflines of the former outbuildings, listed as historical monuments, retain the characteristics of this period.

What to know

The protected buildings correspond to the former service quarters of the castle, divided into ten separate properties along the square and avenue Stanislas.
The listing as a historical monument dates from 1972 and specifically concerns the facades and rooflines of these complexes.
Access and visiting conditions are not publicly defined, as these are now residential or commercial buildings.

Where this château is

Commercy · Meuse · Grand Est

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Address

Commercy, Meuse

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Heritage status: Listed historic monument (classé); Mérimée record PA00106509
Period of construction: 18th century

Frequently asked

What remains of Commercy Castle ?: The original service buildings survive as residential and commercial properties. Their facades and rooflines retain eighteenth-century characteristics.
Can one visit Commercy Castle ?: The site is not open as a public visiting monument. The former outbuildings are now private properties integrated into the heart of the town.
Who designed Commercy Castle ?: The complex was realized under the direction of Léopold Durand as master of works, with the participation of architects Boffrand and Dorbay.