The Château de Heuqueville is a country château of the 16th and 18th centuries in the Eure, Normandy. According to Wikipedia, its estate was granted in 1218 to the Grand Chamberlain of France and stayed with the Roncherolles family until 1949. Expedia lists a seven-person gîte here, a self-catering base between Les Andelys, Rouen and Giverny.
Staying at Château de Heuqueville means renting a gîte on a historic estate rather than checking into a hotel. Expedia describes the listing as a seven-person gîte between Giverny and Rouen, and Wikipedia confirms that works made it possible to open the site as a gîte. The photos in the listing show bedrooms with a double bed and, in some cases, a fireplace, a desk and framed pictures on the walls.
The gîte has three bathrooms, with bath or shower, hairdryer, towels and toilet paper, and bed linen is provided. The kitchen has a hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, toaster and kettle, with cookware, crockery and cutlery, and there is a separate dining area with a dining table. A washing and drying facility, an iron with ironing board, central heating and free Wi-Fi complete the picture.
Outside there is a barbecue, and parking on site includes a garage. Breakfast can be added for an extra charge. Smoking is only allowed in designated areas, and the host asks smokers to put cigarette butts in a bin.
The Wikipedia article describes the château of the 16th and 18th centuries as a main building of limestone and brick, framed by projecting wings. The walled courtyard is closed by gates and flanked on the street side by two pavilions, and a 17th-century well stands beside the main building. The dovecote, once in the courtyard, was rebuilt in 1771 near the château farm.
The grounds changed with the fashions. The courtyard holds an almond-shaped pond and the park side a crescent-shaped one, and the 18th-century French parterre was turned into an English landscape garden. The Napoleonic land register of 1830, shown here, also shows that the earlier mound (motte) fortress stood opposite the château, on the other side of the road.
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026) for this gîte; they may vary from unit to unit.
The château stands south of the village centre of Heuqueville, in the Eure department of Normandy, north-west of Les Andelys. Les Andelys and its fortress are about 7 km away as the crow flies, Vernon and Rouen each roughly 24 to 25 km, and Giverny about 27 km. By car, Expedia gives about 26 minutes to Pont-de-l’Arche station and about 32 minutes to Rouen – Seine Valley airport; cafés and restaurants lie 10 to 23 minutes away.
Expedia lists the Côté des Deux Amants, the Seine and the abbey of Fontaine-Guérard within 10 km, and the collegiate church of Les Andelys and Tolysland within about 15 km. For culture it also points to Château-Gaillard, the park and gardens of the Château d’Acquigny and the Château de Martainville, and for sport to the golf courses of Le Vaudreuil and Gaillon.
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| Manoir de Roncherolles | approx. 1.5 km |
| Les Andelys | approx. 7 km |
| Château-Gaillard | approx. 7 km |
| Collegiate church of Notre-Dame, Les Andelys | approx. 7.5 km |
| Fontaine-Guérard Abbey | approx. 7.5 km |
| Château d’Acquigny | approx. 17 km |
| Vernon | approx. 24 km |
| Rouen | approx. 25 km |
| Giverny | approx. 27 km |
Distances are straight-line; driving times to the station and airport come from the Expedia listing.
approx. 1.5 km
A manor farm at Cuverville, cradle of the Roncherolles family, whose fief became a marquisate in 1652. The buildings around a U-shaped courtyard, with a dovecote, may date from the 17th century.
Photo: Giogo, CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 7 km
A Seine town below the ruins of Château-Gaillard. Its collegiate church of Notre-Dame, begun in 1225, stands on the site of a convent said to have been founded in 511 by Saint Clotilde.
Photo: Tristan Nitot, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 7 km
A ruined fortress built at the end of the 12th century by Richard the Lionheart to guard the Seine valley. Its capture in 1204 foreshadowed the loss of Normandy and the end of the Plantagenet empire.
Photo: Sylvain Verlaine, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 7.5 km
A Cistercian nunnery that grew out of a priory founded around 1135, listed as a historic monument since 1937. Its chapter house, open to the lost cloister, shows early Norman Gothic.
Photo: Tristan Nitot, CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 25 km
The most prestigious monument of Rouen, a Gothic cathedral whose first stones go back to the early Middle Ages and whose spire rises 151 m. The archbishop of Rouen holds the title of Primate of Normandy.
Photo: Txllxt TxllxT, CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 27 km
A village in the Eure best known for the house and gardens of the Impressionist painter Claude Monet (1840–1926).
Photo: Remi Jouan, CC BY-SA 3.0
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A seven-person gîte with three bathrooms, a full kitchen and a dining area suits a family or a group of friends travelling together.
A château documented from 1218, a manor of the Roncherolles family nearby, a Cistercian nunnery and the ruins of Richard the Lionheart’s fortress are all within about 8 km.
Giverny with Monet’s house and gardens is about 27 km away, and the gardens of the Château d’Acquigny are listed by Expedia among nearby sights.
With a full kitchen, laundry facilities, a barbecue and optional breakfast, you can mix cooking at home with meals out in Les Andelys.
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Yes. Expedia lists a seven-person gîte at the Château de Heuqueville, and Wikipedia notes that works made it possible to open the site as a gîte.
No. According to Expedia, pets are not allowed at this property.
Check-in is from 4 pm and check-out is at 11 am.
Yes, according to Expedia breakfast can be added at an extra charge. The gîte also has a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering.
Yes. Expedia states that parking is available on the property, including a garage.
Les Andelys is about 7 km, Rouen about 25 km and Giverny about 27 km as the crow flies. Expedia gives about 32 minutes by car to Rouen – Seine Valley airport.
Photos of the rooms, guest reviews and available dates are all in the Château de Heuqueville listing on Expedia.
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