Who built the château de l'Arrouaise?

The house was built in the 1850s by Baron Seillière, who then owned the agricultural estate of Guise.

What is the connection to the Duke of Aumale?

The estate, which included the château de l'Arrouaise, had been inherited in 1830 by Henri d'Orléans, Duke of Aumale, before being sold and later recovered by him in 1872.

Can the château de l'Arrouaise be visited?

No visiting information is available; the site remains linked to a farming operation where agricultural activity continues.

Where is the château de l'Arrouaise located?

It stands in the hamlet of Arrouaise, in the commune of Oisy, in the Aisne department.

Château de l'Arrouaise

Arrouaise Castle

Oisy

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Château de l'Arrouaise stands in Oisy (Aisne), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

In the hamlet of Arrouaise, in the commune of Oisy in the Thiérache region, stands a brick and slate house built in the mid 19th century to house the director of a large farming estate. Its two turrets with octagonal roofs, corbelling and cast iron ornaments bearing the monogram of the Duke of Aumale recall that this model farm long belonged to the Orléans family. Around the château the buildings of a once self sufficient agricultural settlement remain, including barns, stables and workshops.

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Where this château is

Oisy · Aisne · Hauts-de-France

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Oisy, Aisne

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Who built the château de l'Arrouaise?: The house was built in the 1850s by Baron Seillière, who then owned the agricultural estate of Guise.
What is the connection to the Duke of Aumale?: The estate, which included the château de l'Arrouaise, had been inherited in 1830 by Henri d'Orléans, Duke of Aumale, before being sold and later recovered by him in 1872.
Can the château de l'Arrouaise be visited?: No visiting information is available; the site remains linked to a farming operation where agricultural activity continues.
Where is the château de l'Arrouaise located?: It stands in the hamlet of Arrouaise, in the commune of Oisy, in the Aisne department.