Château de Galleville

The Château de Galleville is a historical mansion that dates back to the late 17th century. It is built in the Louis XIII style and is located in the French commune of Doudeville, in the Seine-Maritime department, in the region of Normandy. This private property is partially classified as a historical monument, making it a significant site for those interested in French history and architecture.

Restoration of Château de Galleville

The Château de Galleville underwent a significant restoration in the years 1905-1906. This work was carried out by architect René Martin and sculptor Alphonse Guilloux. The restoration work has helped to preserve the historical integrity of the château, while also adding elements of modernity. Visitors to the château can appreciate the careful preservation of the original architecture, as well as the enhancements made during the restoration.

Architectural Features and Surroundings of Château de Galleville

The Château de Galleville is a long building constructed of brick and stone. It is composed of a main body, extended by two wings, set back on the park side and returned on the courtyard side. The château is preceded by a courtyard and a forecourt, bordered by outbuildings, separated by a wolf jump. The park surrounding the château has been recognized as a "remarkable garden", adding to the overall appeal of the site for visitors.