Château de Noyen, Renaissance castle in Noyen-sur-Seine, France.
Château de Noyen is a castle along the Seine River featuring a central structure with two matching wings and formal gardens. The entire complex includes moats and courtyards that define the residential area and connect it to the surrounding grounds.
The castle was commissioned by François de Carnavalet between 1553 and 1556 with architect Philibert Delorme in charge of its construction. It originally served as a royal stud farm during that era.
The property received classification as a historical monument in 1960, protecting its architectural elements, moats, courtyards, and surrounding park.
The estate is privately owned and visits require advance arrangements through official channels. Planning ahead is necessary as it is not open for drop-in visitors.
The estate contains a hunting lodge and service buildings from the 1500s that received separate historical designations in 2008. These structures represent additional architectural achievements on the grounds that are often overlooked.
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