Château de Jean d'Heurs

The stone building features a white Savonnières stone facade, multiple protected wings, and stands within landscaped gardens along the Saulx river.

The site began as a Premonstratensian abbey in 1140, then Marshal Oudinot transformed it into a château in 1808 during the First French Empire.

The gardens display typical elements of 19th-century Lorraine landscape design, with preserved structures including former stables and an orangery.

Visitors should check opening times in advance, as the property maintains specific hours for guided tours and includes both public and private areas.

The chapter room contains original woodwork, while the north entrance vestibule and honor staircase feature protected architectural elements from 1972.

Location: L'Isle-en-Rigault

GPS coordinates: 48.72670,5.04579

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:49