Château de Varlemont

Description

Château de Varlemont in Barly was built between 1782-1784 by Vindicien Blin. Due the Great Revolution it was abandoned and moved to the hands of Arras bishop in 1812-1818. Later it was left to decay until the bought by Jacques d'Antin Vaillac in 1970. Today Château de Varlemont represents the pure Louis XVI style.

Address
Rue de l'Égalité 6, Barly, France

Established
1782-1784

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