This castle, originally from the 14th century, preserves parts of this period. It belonged to different Burgundian families, including the Palatine family of Dyo who sold it to the monks of the Abbey of Ferté in the seventeenth century. They will build outbuildings for wine. In the 19th century, Count Victor de Murard undertook a restoration which he entrusted to the architect Sanson. A chapel built in the twelfth century but altered in the nineteenth century, contains frescoes of that time. In the park are present a dovecote, an orangery, a wash-house, a model farm. Beautiful English park created in the 11th century with many species.