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Château du Faÿ

Château du Faÿ

Faÿ Castle

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Château du Faÿ stands on the heights of the Hautil massif, in Andrésy, overlooking the Oise valley from a wooded park planted with century-old trees. Its history stretches back to the Middle Ages, though the building seen today results from a 19th century reconstruction led by Count Sainte-Marie, who also had the park redesigned by the Bühler brothers. Notable features include a horseshoe-shaped outdoor staircase, a rooftop belvedere, and a stone dovecote and pond still standing in the outbuildings' courtyard. The park also retains a small lake with an artificial rock and rare trees such as a sequoia and an araucaria.

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What to know

  • The château is privately owned, which limits visiting opportunities.
  • The park covers about 40 hectares and includes steep terrain due to its hillside location on the Hautil heights.
  • Features visible from outside include the dovecote, the pond and the remains of the landscaped park.
  • No opening hours or admission fees are available in our data.

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Frequently asked

Can you visit Château du Faÿ?
The château is privately owned and our data indicates no public opening.
Where is Château du Faÿ located?
It stands on the heights of the Hautil massif, in the commune of Andrésy.
How old is Château du Faÿ?
A medieval château once stood on the site, but the current building dates from a 19th century reconstruction.
What can be seen in the park of Château du Faÿ?
The park features a small lake with an artificial rock, a stone dovecote, a pond and notable trees such as a sequoia and an araucaria.

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