France · Demolished
Château de Bercy
The Château de Bercy was a French château in the Bercy area (now Charenton-le-Pont / eastern Paris), begun in 1658 for the Malon de Bercy family and completed and refurnished in the early 18th century. It stood with extensive formal gardens by André Le Nôtre extending to the banks of the Seine. The château was sold and demolished in 1861; two hunting pavilions built 1713–1714 survive beside rue du Petit Château.
Its prime
1714
Today
Demolished
As it stood in 1714
What Château de Bercy looked like in its prime.
A mid-17th/early-18th-century French classical château sitting beside the Seine, composed of a principal stone corps de logis with adjoining service buildings and symmetrical flanking pavilions; a formal Le Nôtre garden axis and parterres descended from the house to the riverbank. The roofline featured attic windows and chimneys above a continuous stone façade; two small hunting pavilions bookended the approach along the rue du Petit Château.
Its story
The story of Château de Bercy.
The Château de Bercy was begun in 1658 for the Malon de Bercy family in what is now Charenton-le-Pont, in eastern Paris, and was completed and refurnished in the early 18th century. Its extensive formal gardens, laid out by André Le Nôtre, extended to the banks of the Seine.
The château was sold and demolished in 1861. Two hunting pavilions built in 1713–1714 survive beside the rue du Petit Château.
Step inside
6 places to explore in 1714.
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Clans who held Château de Bercy.
The families that held Château de Bercy for a decade or more across its history — follow a name to its clan.
Malon de Bercy
The château was begun in 1658 for the Malon de Bercy family, who completed and refurnished it in the early 18th century.
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