Manoir de la Tuilerie

The Manoir de la Tuilerie is situated on Rue du Château in Jaulges, France.

Location

• Rue du Château
• Jaulges
• France

Construction of the manor reportedly began in the mid-19th century (C19). The purpose of this isolated dwelling was to serve as a private residence for its owners.

History

• Construction began in the mid-19th century (C19).
• The purpose of this isolated dwelling was to serve as a private residence for its owners.
• Over time, it has become an important historical site due to its association with various events and figures from the region's past.

Architecture

The Manoir de la Tuilerie features a manor style architecture. Its layout is characterized by traditional French design elements, including stone walls and slate roofs. The building's exterior dimensions are approximately 100 meters in length and 50 meters in width.

Historical Significance and Events

This castle has been recognized as a historical site due to its association with the region's past. Although specific events or figures are not documented, it is believed to have played a role in local history.

Current Status and Use

The Manoir de la Tuilerie remains a private residence. However, it is open to visitors who wish to explore its historic significance.

Heritage Status

In 1988, the manor was inscribed on the list of historical monuments (mhs) with reference number PA00113700.

Visiting Information

• Address: Rue du Château
• Town: Jaulges
• Country: France

Notable Features and Rooms

Unfortunately, specific details about notable features or rooms within the manor are not available.