Château de Saint-Gervais d'Asnières
Saint-Gervais d'Asnières Castle
Asnières
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Château de Saint-Gervais d'Asnières stands in Asnières (Eure), in the Normandie region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The château de Saint-Gervais d'Asnières, in the Eure department, unfolds across a large estate built around two courtyards, a lower and an upper one, combining Norman half-timbering with brick and flint. The present house, overlooking the Calonne valley, dates from the 19th century and was commissioned by Michel Pierre Alexis Hébert, who later became Minister of Justice. Around it stand older farm buildings, a dovecote, a gateway, a bread oven and a cider press, remnants of a seigneurial estate whose origins go back to the 12th century.
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What to know
- Pets are not allowed on the premises.
- The estate includes a 20-hectare park laid out in the 19th century.
- The site combines a residence and farm outbuildings (dovecote, cider press, bread oven) arranged around two courtyards.
- No verified information on opening hours, prices or visit duration is available.
Practical information
- Visit duration
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- Wheelchair access
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- Dogs
- Not allowed
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- Child-friendly
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Where this château is
Asnières · Eure · Normandie
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Address
250 Rte de Cormeilles, 27260 Asnières
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Frequently asked
- Can I visit the château de Saint-Gervais d'Asnières with a dog?
- No, pets are not allowed on the premises.
- When was the current château built?
- The main building dates from 1840, with a tower added in 1891.
- What are the oldest buildings on the estate?
- The former steward's house, in half-timbering, dates from the 16th century, and one of the wells may date from the 15th century.
- Who had the present château built?
- Michel Pierre Alexis Hébert, a public prosecutor who later became Minister of Justice, acquired the estate in 1837 and had the current house built.
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