The Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg
Where is the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg? How to get there
When was the Hôtel Châlon-Luxembourg built?
Description of the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg?
Who is the architect of the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg? Who commissioned it?
Where is the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg? How do I get there?
The Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg is located at 26, rue Geoffroy-l'Asnier.
Metro: Saint-Paul (line 1)
Bus : 96, stop Rue de Jouy.
When was the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg built?
The Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg was built in 1623-1625.
Description of the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg :
The hotel is built of stone and brick in a more “modern” style than that of the Place des Vosges. It comprises two parallel buildings, each with its own roof. The portal to rue Geoffroy-Lasnier was built in 1659.
Who was the architect of the Hôtel de Châlon-Luxembourg? Who commissioned it?
The architect is unknown.
The client was Guillaume Perrochel, Treasurer of France.
Long leased to the Châlon family, the building was sold in 1658 to Madame Béon-Luxembourg.
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Photo credit: Claire Cornic