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According to the Chateau de Chambord's web site the dimensions of the castle measures 160 meters by 120 meters. If I did my math correctly then that would make Chambord 200,000 square feet. That is bigger than the Biltmore which is a mere 176,000 square feet.
So yeah, it's huge.
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