Castles in the English Channel

Château de style Classique
50460 Urville-Nacqueville

The castle of Nacqueville, a residence from the 15th to the 16th centuries renovated in the 19th century, stands in the North-Cotentin, in Urville-Nacqueville (Manche), surrounded by a 35 hectare English floral park.

Château de plaisance
50180 Hébécrevon

The Château de la Roque, built in the 16th century in Hébécevon (Manche), is a Norman historic monument whose facades and roofs have been protected since 1946. Located near Saint-Lô, it illustrates Renaissance residential architecture.

Château
50420 Domjean

The castle of the Angotiere, a former manor farm from the 15th century renovated in the 19th century, dominates the valley of the Vire in Domjean (Manche). This historic monument combines medieval architecture and 19th century transformations in an English-speaking park.

Château
50370 Brécey

The castle of Vassy, known as the house of Brécey, is a 17th century mansion located in Brécey, Normandy, combining Renaissance and Louis XIII styles with a characteristic tricolor facade.

Château Médiéval et Renaissance
50340 Sotteville

The castle of Sotteville, a mansion of the late 16th or early 17th century, stands in the Manche in Normandy, surrounded by a park and historical communes. It illustrates the Côtentinaise architectural school.

Château de plaisance
50310 Fontenay-sur-Mer

The castle of Courcy, a 17th century residence renovated in the 18th century, stands in Fontenay-sur-Mer in Normandy, surrounded by moats and French gardens, a witness to local history.

Château de style Renaissance
50180 Hébécrevon

The Châtel d'Hébécevon, a 16th century residence in Hébécevon in the English Channel, is a listed Norman historic monument, formerly owned by the Chastel family.

Château de style Classique
50840 Saint-Pierre-Église

The castle of Saint-Pierre-Eglise, built in the 18th century in Saint-Pierre-Eglise (Manche, Normandy), is a historic residence surrounded by a park of 55 hectares, partially classified as historical monuments.