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Château de La Calsade

Calsade Castle

Badailhac

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No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where
Badailhac

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Château de La Calsade stands in Badailhac (Cantal), in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The Château de La Calsade stands at Badailhac, in the Cantal region, on high ground overlooking the Goul river opposite the Château de Messilhac. The manor house was built in 1663 for Marguerite Cat de Rastinhac, widow of François d'Humières, as recorded in an inscription carved on the entrance lintel. Its lauze-roofed dovecote and interior staircase with a blind turn reflect the rural architecture typical of the Cantal in the 17th century. Over time the building lost the section that once stood to the left of the staircase, as well as most of its corbelled dovecote, of which only the supporting brackets remain.

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What to know

  • The château cannot be visited, neither the interior nor the grounds are open to the public.
  • The building remains visible from the surrounding roads overlooking the Goul valley.
  • No admission fee, opening hours or visit duration are available since the site is closed to visitors.
  • The building stands in a rural part of the Cantal, close to the Château de Messilhac.

Where this château is

Badailhac · Cantal · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

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Address

Badailhac, Cantal

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the Château de La Calsade?
No, the château is not open to visitors.
When was the Château de La Calsade built?
The manor house was built in 1663, according to an inscription on the entrance lintel.
Where is the Château de La Calsade located?
It stands at Badailhac, in the Cantal, overlooking the Goul river opposite the Château de Messilhac.
Who built the Château de La Calsade?
It was built for Marguerite Cat de Rastinhac, widow of François d'Humières.

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