Does the château de Neuilly still exist?

No, only a nineteenth-century wing designed by architect Fontaine survives, absorbed into a convent since 1908.

Can you visit the château de Neuilly?

The building now houses a religious congregation, so visits are limited to viewing the exterior facade.

Where was the château de Neuilly located?

It stood at 52 boulevard d'Argenson in Neuilly-sur-Seine, on an estate that once covered 170 hectares.

Who lived at the château de Neuilly?

Its owners and occupants included the Comte d'Argenson, Talleyrand, Murat, Princess Pauline Borghèse and the Orléans family.

What remains to see on the site today?

Visitors can see the nineteenth-century wing designed by Fontaine, now part of a convent complex built by Maurice Humbert.

Château de Neuilly

Neuilly Castle

Neuilly-sur-Seine

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Where: Neuilly-sur-Seine

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Château de Neuilly stands in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hauts-de-Seine), in the Île-de-France region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

Of the château built in 1751 by architect Jean-Sylvain Cartaud for the Comte d'Argenson, only a nineteenth-century wing survives, designed by Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine and absorbed since 1908 into a convent complex on boulevard d'Argenson in Neuilly-sur-Seine. The original estate, spanning 170 hectares between avenue du Roule and Levallois-Perret, was once home to Talleyrand, Murat and Princess Pauline Borghèse before passing to the Orléans family in 1818. Visitors come less for a château than for the architectural remnants of an aristocratic and imperial past still embedded in today's building.

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What to know

The original château no longer exists; only a nineteenth-century wing remains, now part of a convent building.
The site is located at 52 boulevard d'Argenson in Neuilly-sur-Seine, within a dense urban area.
Any visit is limited to viewing the exterior architecture, as the building houses a religious congregation.
No historic park can be visited today, since the estate was subdivided for housing starting in 1854.

Where this château is

Neuilly-sur-Seine · Hauts-de-Seine · Île-de-France

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Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine

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Does the château de Neuilly still exist?: No, only a nineteenth-century wing designed by architect Fontaine survives, absorbed into a convent since 1908.
Can you visit the château de Neuilly?: The building now houses a religious congregation, so visits are limited to viewing the exterior facade.
Where was the château de Neuilly located?: It stood at 52 boulevard d'Argenson in Neuilly-sur-Seine, on an estate that once covered 170 hectares.
Who lived at the château de Neuilly?: Its owners and occupants included the Comte d'Argenson, Talleyrand, Murat, Princess Pauline Borghèse and the Orléans family.
What remains to see on the site today?: Visitors can see the nineteenth-century wing designed by Fontaine, now part of a convent complex built by Maurice Humbert.