Medieval castle in Hauts-de-France. The Château d’Hervarre brings together several centuries of architecture around its imposing circular limestone tower, the origins of which date back to the 16th century. The significant medieval presence is complemented by a classical-style main building, erected in the 18th century and then remodeled in the 19th century. The lordship was acquired in 1727 by Jacques-François Macau, pensionary advisor and later lieutenant general in the bailiwick of Saint-Omer. The main building is believed to have been constructed around 1750 at his initiative; a carved stone once attested to its origin by recalling his name and titles. A new round of works likely took place around 1787, before a more substantial restoration in the 19th century. The ensemble has preserved many elements from successive eras, which are evident in the volumes, materials, and layouts. The property, enclosed by walls, is crossed by the stream that descends from the Aa before joining the water body of the estate and its various parts.

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House with garden and terraceSaint-Martin-d'Hardinghem (62)
Price :
$1,013,400
($1,267 / m²)
Surface800 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms5 land3.1 ha

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