Château de Pinterville, Historical castle in Pinterville, France.
Château de Pinterville is a castle featuring a central building flanked by two side wings that enclose a rectangular courtyard. The layout demonstrates the classical design of French noble estates with balanced proportions.
The castle is first documented in 1204, though the current structure was built starting in 1677 under Pierre Le Pesant de Boiguilbert, an early economic thinker. The site therefore carries traces of both medieval origins and classical French architecture.
The estate hosts events that bring to life the history of Rouen's parliamentary society during the 18th century. Visitors can experience how the nobility lived and gathered in such residences.
The estate is undergoing active restoration work on the southern roof and northern masonry of the main building. Visitors should be aware that some sections may have limited access during these works.
The Rostand family lived on the estate for a century, and the celebrated playwright Edmond Rostand was a regular visitor. This connection linked the castle to one of French theatre's most influential figures.
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