When did the château acquire its present form?

The main building dates to 1772, but the château was progressively completed until 1884 with the addition of wings, pavilions, an orangery, and the expansion of the park.

What was the site before the 18th century?

A feudal holding called the chevance of Villeguindry existed on the site from the 14th century before its transformation into an aristocratic residence.

What architectural styles characterize the building?

The château blends Neo-Renaissance, visible especially on the main facade with its belvedere pavilion, and Neo-Gothic, particularly evident in the chapel's decoration.

Château de Montmirey-la-Ville

Montmirey-la-Ville

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Where: Montmirey-la-Ville

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Château de Montmirey-la-Ville stands in Montmirey-la-Ville (Jura), in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 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 progressively between 1772 and 1884, Montmirey-la-Ville château centres on a main building enlarged with two wing structures. The property blends Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Gothic styles: its park-facing facade, redesigned from 1873 onward, features a pavilion section topped by a belvedere. An interior chapel, carriage hall, orangery, and several pavilions form a composition intended as a residence of distinction. Interior decoration, particularly the painted ceilings of the library and drawing room, as well as Beauvais tapestries in the dining hall, reflect the care devoted to the design.

What to know

The château has been listed as a historic monument since 2010, with protection covering the entire property.
No current opening hours or admission fees are published; verification of visiting conditions is recommended before travel.
The landscaped park, crossed by the Brisotte stream and organized around water features and ponds, forms an integral part of the protected property.
Interior arrangements, including a chapel decorated with murals and stained glass, are accessible during authorized visits.

Where this château is

Montmirey-la-Ville · Jura · Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

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39290

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA39000099
Period of construction: 19th century

Frequently asked

When did the château acquire its present form?: The main building dates to 1772, but the château was progressively completed until 1884 with the addition of wings, pavilions, an orangery, and the expansion of the park.
What was the site before the 18th century?: A feudal holding called the chevance of Villeguindry existed on the site from the 14th century before its transformation into an aristocratic residence.
What architectural styles characterize the building?: The château blends Neo-Renaissance, visible especially on the main facade with its belvedere pavilion, and Neo-Gothic, particularly evident in the chapel's decoration.