Châtenoy

Châtenoy is a historic village in Île-de-France, known for its medieval castle ruins, 12th-century church, and ties to knight Bertrand Du Guesclin. It is located about 40 km from Melun and close to Nemours.
History
Historically, the Château de Châtenoy may have belonged to the famous medieval knight Bertrand Du Guesclin. In 1364, records mention a deal involving Du Guesclin, facilitated by Adam Nicolas of Nemours, which transferred ownership of Châtenoy and Ferrières-en-Gâtinais castles.
The castle's history includes a succession of noble owners: Du Guesclin, François de Cullant, Picot, Count of Dampierre, and later the Nicolaï and Thierry families. However, during the French Revolution, much of the castle was destroyed, leaving only a few remaining parts. The castle once had three underground tunnels leading to nearby areas, but these have since been closed off.
Châtenoy’s church, dating back to the 12th century, is dedicated to Saint Loup (or Saint Leu) and reflects the architectural style of the Gâtinais region. The village’s population declined over the years, from 170 residents in 1822 to 130 in 2008.
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Mairie de Châtenoy
Quick Links
8 Rue de la Mairie
01 64 28 74 87
chatenoy.fr
Services
Agriculture and natural resources
Soufflet Agriculture
Agricultural cooperative
Chem. de Laveau
01 64 45 51 50
Fashion and lifestyle
Emy Quinn Tattoo
Tattoo artist
12 Rue Grande
Bijoux Haute Fantaisie
Jewelery store
1 Rue de la Fourche
01 64 28 71 58
Hospitality and tourism
Ferme de Chatenoy
Accommodation
1 Rue de la Mairie
01 64 28 78 95
fermedechatenoy.socleo.org
Retail and consumer services
Aux Valeurs du Temps
Store
20 Rue de la Mairie
01 64 28 74 22
Religious places
Église Saint-Loup-de-Sens
Church
8 Rue Grande
Professional services
Eco Charge 77 Charging Station
Electric vehicle charging station
Rue de la Mairie
01 85 45 06 88
ecocharge77.fr
Hospitality and tourism
Manoir du XVe siècle
Historical landmark
10 Rue de la Mairie
Food and dining
Miloroti
Restaurant
7 Rue de la Mairie