Manoir de Courboyer

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Manoir de Courboyer, Manor house in Nocé, France.

The rectangular stone manor features octagonal towers at each corner, a central spiral staircase tower, and defensive walls from the Renaissance period.

Built around 1500, the Manoir de Courboyer stands as a testament to the architectural traditions of medieval French nobility in Normandy.

The building now houses the Regional Natural Park of Perche headquarters, serving as an information center about local heritage and nature.

Located 2 kilometers north of Saint-Martin church, the manor welcomes visitors from Tuesday to Saturday between 13:30 and 17:30.

Four interior chimneys and the facades received special protection status through a legal decree issued on April 10, 1981.

Location: Perche en Nocé

Inception: 15 century

Address: Courboyer - Nocé, Parc naturel régional du Perche, 61340 en, France 61340 en

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 13:30-17:30

Phone: +33233257010

Website: http://parc-naturel-perche.fr/le-parc-en-action/bienvenue-la-maison-du-parc

GPS coordinates: 48.39670,0.67020

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:55

What to see in Perche: medieval castles, Romanesque churches, and museums in Normandy

The Perche region preserves an architectural heritage spanning from the Middle Ages to the classical period. Castles, churches, and abbeys in this Normandy area showcase the evolution of construction techniques and artistic styles from the 11th to the 18th century, influenced by Norman and Ligurian traditions. Medieval fortifications such as the Château de Bellême and Château de Senonches demonstrate the strategic role of this territory between the Duchy of Normandy and the kingdom of France. Religious buildings, including the Church of Saint-Céneri-le-Gérei with its Romanesque murals and the Notre-Dame of Mont Harou with its fortified tower, reflect the importance of monastic and parish life. Lords’ residences like Château de Montimer and Château de Frazé offer insights into residential architecture in Perche. The Perche Museum in Bellême and the Royal Military College Museum in Thiron-Gardais complete this exploration with collections related to regional history and military heritage.

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