15th century family castle nestled at the bottom of the Judelle valley in Léré and remained in the same family in direct line for more than 500 years.
It offers a beautiful facade of Renaissance style (classified as Historical Monuments since 1922) with its wide crusades decorated with finely sculpted motifs.
In the shady park that opens on the occasion of the heritage days, one can see a harmonious ensemble formed by a dovecote (16th century), a covered well, an original wash house with its massive stone colonnades, and vast eighteenth century commons.