Can you visit the château de la Touraille?

No source confirms that the estate, which is privately owned, is open to visitors.

Who owns the château de la Touraille today?

It belongs to the de la Guerrande family, descendants of Count Paul de la Villirouët.

The main building dates from the late 18th century, with a major extension carried out in the 1890s.

It stands about two kilometres west of the village of Augan, in the Morbihan department, on the road to Ploërmel.

Touraille Castle

Augan

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Château de la Touraille stands in Augan (Morbihan), in the Bretagne region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château is privately owned, and no available information confirms public access.
The estate lies on the right bank of the Oyon river, about two kilometres west of the village of Augan, on the road toward Ploërmel.
The current building results from two building phases, one from the late 18th century and another from the 1890s.
The château is surrounded by woodland and former farmsteads, in a hilly landscape near the Lémo pond.

Augan · Morbihan · Bretagne

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Augan, Morbihan

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Can you visit the château de la Touraille?: No source confirms that the estate, which is privately owned, is open to visitors.
Who owns the château de la Touraille today?: It belongs to the de la Guerrande family, descendants of Count Paul de la Villirouët.
How old is the château de la Touraille?: The main building dates from the late 18th century, with a major extension carried out in the 1890s.
Where is the château de la Touraille located?: It stands about two kilometres west of the village of Augan, in the Morbihan department, on the road to Ploërmel.