Carrie V.
4/17/2025
Château-sur-Mer was built in 1852, much earlier than the other Newport mansions one can tour. It began as an Italianate style year-round home, but was later renovated in the French Second Empire...
Chateau-sur-Mer
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474 Bellevue Ave
Newport, RI 02840
The Preservation Society of Newport County is dedicated to protecting, preserving, and presenting the architectural heritage of Newport County, Rhode Island. With a rich history dating back to 1639, the society manages a collection of opulent mansions that served as summer homes for the wealthy during the Gilded Age.
Visitors can explore a variety of tours and experiences at iconic properties such as Chateau-sur-Mer, The Breakers, and Rosecliff, while also engaging with the society's educational programs on Gilded Age history. Membership offers exclusive benefits, including unlimited access to the properties and guided tours, highlighting the societies commitment to the preservation of Newport's cultural legacy.
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Carolyn B.
7/15/2019
Unlike some of the largest mansions, this home had a tour guide which has it's pluses and minuses. You can't walk around on your own, but you also get a live person to answer your questions for...
Alexander B.
9/16/2018
One of the first Newport mansions with exciting history but not as beautiful as The Breakers, Rosecliff, or Marble House. Really knowledgeable and passionate staff. Make sure you get a pass to...
Grace R.
10/28/2017
Ever wanted a close encounter? When I toured the Chateau-sur-Mer, I had an eerie feeling inside. I took pictures during the tour and majority came out blurry. It felt there was spirits hanging...
Glenn J.
8/24/2015
While not as big or famous as some of the other mansions, still a nice place to visit. The house has a lot of interesting features including additions and remodels. It was interesting to hear...
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