What are the different parts of the château ?

The château comprises three pavilions built in distinct periods : the Aguesseau pavilion from the early 17th century, the Armentières pavilion built from 1752 onwards, and the south and lateral wings dating from 1825.

What justifies its listing as a historic monument ?

The remarkable interior decoration, notably the 18th-century woodwork on both storeys of the Aguesseau pavilion and the three ground-floor salons of the Armentières pavilion, along with the landscape and architectural ensemble of the small park, make it a protected site.

Can the château be visited ?

Listing as a historic monument does not mean the site is open to the public ; you should contact the owners directly to learn about access conditions.

Château de Puiseux-le-Hauberger

Puiseux-le-Hauberger

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Where: Puiseux-le-Hauberger

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Château de Puiseux-le-Hauberger stands in Puiseux-le-Hauberger (Oise), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 17th century, 18th century, 19th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

Puiseux-le-Hauberger château developed in three stages, from the early 17th century to the mid-19th century. The Aguesseau pavilion, built in the early decades of the 17th century, forms the original core ; in the 18th century, the marquis added the central Armentières pavilion from 1752 onwards, with remodelling throughout. Later, around 1825, Madame Boula de Mareuil commissioned the south wing and lateral pavilions flanking the Armentières pavilion. The interior stands out for its remarkable decorative schemes : 18th-century woodwork on the ground floor and upper storeys, bearing witness to its ornamental richness.

What to know

The entire château and small park are listed as historic monuments ; the woodwork in the alcove rooms of the Aguesseau pavilion and the three salons of the Armentières pavilion are subject to specific protection.
The site includes not only the château but also a chapel, restored outbuildings, a kitchen-garden with greenhouse, and historic landscape features such as the sunken fences on the west wall.
Access, hours and visiting conditions depend on the owner ; it is advisable to enquire directly before visiting.

Where this château is

Puiseux-le-Hauberger · Oise · Hauts-de-France

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60540

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00114823
Period of construction: 17th century, 18th century, 19th century

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What are the different parts of the château ?: The château comprises three pavilions built in distinct periods : the Aguesseau pavilion from the early 17th century, the Armentières pavilion built from 1752 onwards, and the south and lateral wings dating from 1825.
What justifies its listing as a historic monument ?: The remarkable interior decoration, notably the 18th-century woodwork on both storeys of the Aguesseau pavilion and the three ground-floor salons of the Armentières pavilion, along with the landscape and architectural ensemble of the small park, make it a protected site.
Can the château be visited ?: Listing as a historic monument does not mean the site is open to the public ; you should contact the owners directly to learn about access conditions.