Manoir du Bosc-Roger

En un regard

Le château en bref

Nestled in the hamlet of Bosc-Roger, part of the commune of Fourges in the heart of the Norman Vexin, this seigneurial site tells six centuries of architectural history in a single place. Remains of the early 16th-century timber-framed manor house, with its characteristic corner turret, stand alongside the elegant neoclassical château built in 1786–1789 by the Marquis de Monthiers, outside the former fortified enclosure. Inside, wood panelling, fireplaces and alcoves still bear witness to the refinement of the late Ancien Régime. Now privately owned, the ensemble remarkably illustrates the slow transformation of a medieval fief into a classical country residence of leisure.