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  5. 80530 Tully

  6. House called Buiret Castle

 House called Buiret Castle à Tully dans la Somme

Patrimoine classé
Patrimoine défensif
Demeure seigneuriale
Château
Somme

House called Buiret Castle

    45 Rue Jean-Catelas
    80530 Tully
Château Buiret
Demeure dite château Buiret
Demeure dite château Buiret
Demeure dite château Buiret
Demeure dite château Buiret
Demeure dite château Buiret
Crédit photo : APictche - Sous licence Creative Commons

Timeline

XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1900
2000
XIXe siècle
Construction of the castle
26 février 2013
Registration for Historic Monuments
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The architectural complex of the "Château", comprising the facades and roofs, the adjoining buildings (garage and old stables, except the kennel and the two greenhouses), the park in full including the trace of the old railway track at the back of the property, the gate fence on street and the following interior spaces of the house: the entrance-gallery, the dining room, the small and large living room and the monumental staircase (Box AC 66, 76): inscription by order of 26 February 2013

Key figures

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Origin and history

Buiret Castle, located in Tully, Hauts-de-France, is an iconic 19th-century employer's home. This historic monument is distinguished by its eclectic style, combining Louis XIII influences for its red brick and cut stone facades, and Art Nouveau elements in its interior decoration. It is part of a larger architectural complex, including ancillary buildings such as a garage, an old stable, and a park crossing an old railway.

The heritage interest of Buiret Castle lies in its membership in a network of industrial homes in Vimeu, reflecting the socio-economic history of the region. The interiors, protected by registration at the Historic Monuments in 2013, combine various styles (Louis XIII, Louis XVI, Art Nouveau) and stained glass windows signed by Vermonet. The property also includes a fence and remarkable interior spaces, such as the entrance gallery or lounges.

Ranked for its facades, roofs, and interior elements, Buiret Castle bears witness to the architectural heritage of the local industry. Its park, crossing an old railway line, and its outbuildings (with the exception of the kennel and greenhouses) complete this protected complex. Official registration in 2013 underscores its historical and artistic value, while preserving its link to Vimeu's industrial past.

External links

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