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Château de Saint Thurien

Saint Thurien Castle

Le Perrey

Access

No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where
Le Perrey

To make a day of it

Château de Saint Thurien stands in Le Perrey (Eure), in the Normandie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Saint-Thurien stands in what was once the commune of Saint-Thurien, in the Eure department, now part of the commune of Le Perrey since 2019. Built in the 19th century, it lies in a rural area within the Boucles de la Seine normande regional nature park, near an older church and a 16th century manor house. The site carries traces of a seigneurial history dating back to the 13th century, when the fief was granted to the du Fay family after the Battle of Bouvines.

Written from Saint-Thurien (Eure)

What to know

  • No verified information points to regular public opening hours.
  • The château lies in a rural setting, within the Boucles de la Seine normande regional nature park.
  • The former commune of Saint-Thurien was administratively dissolved in 2019 and merged into Le Perrey, which can make it harder to locate on recent maps.

Where this château is

Le Perrey · Eure · Normandie

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Address

Le Perrey, Eure

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown
Mérimée record IA00018969

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Frequently asked

Can the château de Saint-Thurien be visited?
No verified source confirms that it is currently open to the public.
When was the château de Saint-Thurien built?
The current building dates from the 19th century.
Where is the château de Saint-Thurien located?
It stands in the Eure department, on the site of the former commune of Saint-Thurien, now part of the commune of Le Perrey.
Is the château de Saint-Thurien linked to a historic family?
The fief belonged to the du Fay family from 1215 and later to the Grossin du Breuil family from 1696, though this concerns the earlier fief rather than the current 19th century building.

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Sources

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