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 Château de Lonné à Igé dans l'Orne

Patrimoine classé
Patrimoine défensif
Demeure seigneuriale
Château de style Louis XIII

Château de Lonné

    Le Château de Lonne
    61130 Igé
Private property
Museums of France
All the castles of France Louis XIII style castle
Château de Lonné
Château de Lonné
Château de Lonné
Château de Lonné
Château de Lonné
Château de Lonné
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Timeline

Renaissance
Temps modernes
Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
vers 1635
Initial construction
1661
Acquisition by the Marquis de Sourches
1684
Purchase by Claude de Bullion
1800
Acquisition by the Orglandes
1890
Restoration by Sanson
1929
Redevelopment of gardens
21 février 2000
Classification of historical monuments
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The facades and roofs of the castle, the living room with its decor, the library with its decor, the dining room with its decor including the painting of Balleroy "Meute au reste" integrated with woodwork; the chapel; the facades and roofs of the director's house; facades and roofs of the farm buildings, including the stable building; the facades and roofs of the gardener's house and the adjoining greenhouse; the park, as it is delimited on the plan annexed to the decree, with its constituent elements: walls, masonated ditches, calvary; the vegetable garden, with its interior walls and fence walls, and the gate called "de Chateaubriand"; the facades and roofs of the Lonné mill and its mechanism; the facades and roofs of the bakery (cf. G 8, 13, 14, placedit Château de Lonné, 9, placedit La Vigne, 11, 17, placedit Lonné, 12, placedit Le Bosquet, 15, placedit Le Colombier, 16, placedit La Basse-Cour ; F 103, placed Moulin de Lonné): entry by order of 21 February 2000

Key figures

François de Faudoas de Sérillac - Initial constructor With Renée de Brie, around 1635.
Renée de Brie - Lady of Lonné Co-founder of the castle.
Marquis de Sourches - Owner in 1661 Get the domain.
Claude de Bullion - Marquis d'Attilly Owner from 1684.
Nicolas d'Orglandes - Count, acquirer in 1800 Family owner until the 20th.
Paul-Ernest Sanson - Architect restorer Works in 1890, Louis XIII style.
Édouard André - Landscape Redesign the gardens in 1929.

Origin and history

The château de Lonné, also known as château de Loné, is a 17th-century residence located in Igé, in the Orne department in Normandy. Built around 1635 by François de Faudoas de Sérillac and Renée de Brie, it was acquired successively by the Marquis de Sourches in 1661, then by Claude de Bullion in 1684. The estate, representative of the large estates of the Perche Ornais, retains architectural and landscape elements from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

The castle was completely restored in 1890 by architect Paul-Ernest Sanson, who preserved his Louis XIII style while modernizing the interiors. The gardens, renovated in 1929 by Édouard André, incorporate 18th-century layouts. The neo-Louis XIII chapel, built between 1882 and 1885, and the outbuildings (farm, mill, bakery) complete this set classified as historical monuments in 2000.

The estate passes into the hands of influential families: Billy's (XVI century), Bouchet's (XVII century), Bullion's (XVIII century), and Orgland's (XIX XX century). The site, open to the visit, bears witness to the architectural and landscape evolution of a Norman noble estate over four centuries.

External links

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