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The Château de la Grange-le-Roi is an iconic building located in Grisy-Suisnes, in the Seine-et-Marne department, in the Île-de-France region. Built between the last quarter of the 16th century and the first quarter of the 17th century, it embodies the architecture of transition between Renaissance and classical period. This castle, whose location is specified as "a priori satisfactory", is a typical example of seigneurial residences of this time, often linked to the development of agricultural estates and the affirmation of the local nobility.

Ranked Historic Monument by decree of 7 August 1926, the castle of the Grange-le-Roi enjoys official protection that underscores its heritage importance. Although the available sources do not mention details of its owners or its precise use, its inscription bears witness to its architectural and historical value. At that time, castles of this type often served as places of residence for the aristocracy or the rising bourgeoisie, while playing a role in the economic and social organization of the surrounding rural territories. Their presence also reflected the dynamics of power and the transformations of landscapes under the Old Regime.

Practical information on opening to the public, renting rooms or possible guest rooms is not specified in the available sources. The castle, however, remains a major geographical and historical landmark for the commune of Grisy-Suisnes, as evidenced by data from the Merimée database and associated cartographic references. Its exact address, 5404 La Grange le Roi, confirms its anchoring in the local territory, while stressing its protected and studied heritage status.

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