Natural setting: La Maison Gallé-Juillet

The Gallé-Juillet house, inhabited throughout the 19th^e This historic residence, built in the 19th century by a prominent family from Creillon, is furnished in the style of the Belle Époque. The atmosphere of the 19^e The spirit of the 19th century is palpable in every room, from the kitchen to the bedrooms, the neo-Gothic dining room, the romantic drawing room, the study, the artist's studio and the boudoir.

The Maison Gallé-Juillet

Type of location

ERP Type: Y       

Category

Category : 5

Museum.

Environment

Private courtyard, gardens, town.

General presentation

19th century bourgeois house^e It is listed as a Musée de France, with furniture, objets d'art and paintings on display.

State of the site

Good condition.

History of the site

House built on the first floor of the former royal castle of Creil, built by the Counts of Clermont at the end of the 12th century.^e century, the birthplace of King Charles IV, then enlarged by Charles V at the end of the 14th century.^e century and occupied by the kings of France until the 17th century.^e century.

This was the home of the director of the Creil earthenware factory in the early 19th century.^e century, then by the Gallé-Juillet family of notables from Creillon until the 20^e century. The house and collections were donated to the town of Creil in 1930 by Berthe Gallé, following the death of her only son in the First World War, and of her husband in 1928.

Construction period

Built in 1788 on a first level at the end of 12^e - early 13^e century.

Dominant style

19^e century to Belle époque.

Particular styles

Covered.

Outstanding architectural features

Medieval vaults, terrace, greenhouse.

Technical data

X Power supply X Parking □ HGV access □ Dressing rooms              

X Toilets

Other: surface area of around 600 m².

Special features

Garden, view of the Oise, private courtyard

Numerous works of art (fragile)