Eure

Normandy

Château de Pont Saint-Pierre

Five centuries standing, then twenty-five years of neglect nearly finished off Logempré, a small moated château built around 1490 of white Seine stone and flint, on a site long fought over by the Normans and the English. Stripped of its interiors and left without upkeep, it saw its roof frames…

Normandy

Château du Blanc-Buisson

With its I-shaped layout and reinforced square keep, the château du Blanc-Buisson has kept the look of a medieval fortified house, in the southern part of the Eure department, in Normandy. Built in the late 13th century, it survived the Hundred Years' War before being remodeled several times.

Normandy

Château du Champ-de-Bataille

Built by the Comte de Créqui, who hoped Louis XIV would one day visit, Champ-de-Bataille has become the life's work of the interior designer Jacques Garcia. The owner for some thirty years, he lives in this Normandy château, which he restored and furnished with royal pieces from Versailles to the…