Rouville-Campbell Manor

The red brick manor features Tudor-inspired architecture with multiple angles in its roof, two and a half stories, and projecting sections throughout its structure.

Built in 1832 by René Hertel de Rouville, the manor underwent extensive modifications between 1853 and 1860 under Thomas Edmund Campbell's ownership.

The building gained recognition as a classified heritage site in 1977, preserving both its exterior architecture and interior elements for future generations.

Located on the eastern bank of the Richelieu River, the manor houses an event venue called Pavillon de l'Orangerie for receptions and performances.

The property includes L-shaped stables designed to match the main residence's architectural style, rebuilt in 1925 following their original specifications.

Location: Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Address: 125, chemin des Patriotes Sud

GPS coordinates: 45.56008,-73.20036

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:24