Château de Saint Hilaire des Noyers
Perche en Nocé
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- Perche en Nocé
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Château de Saint Hilaire des Noyers stands in Perche en Nocé (Orne), in the Normandie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.
The château of Saint Hilaire des Noyers stands in the former commune of the same name, now part of Perche en Nocé in the Orne department. Its architecture reflects several centuries of alterations, from a core dating to the 15th century to additions made in the early 20th century. The main range known as the old château, flanked by pavilions with pyramidal roofs, stands alongside a later tower and a pavilion enlarged in 1837. The estate passed through many owners from the late 15th century onward, each leaving a mark on the building.
Written from Château de Saint-Hilaire des Noyers
What to know
- The château lies near the junction of the D627 and D9 roads, in the commune of Perche en Nocé, Orne.
- The current building results from successive construction phases between the 15th and early 20th centuries.
- The property has belonged to the Braquet family since 1999, after passing through numerous owners since the 15th century.
- No public information is available regarding visiting arrangements for the château.
Where this château is
Perche en Nocé · Orne · Normandie
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Perche en Nocé, Orne
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Frequently asked
- Where is the château de Saint Hilaire des Noyers located?
- It stands in the commune of Perche en Nocé, in the Orne department, near the junction of the D627 and D9 roads.
- Is the château open to the public?
- No information confirms organised visits or regular public access.
- How old is the château?
- Its oldest part dates back to the 15th century, with additions made up to the early 20th century.
- Who owns the château today?
- It has belonged to the Braquet family since 1999.
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