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Château de Lavaud-Blanche

Lavaud-Blanche Castle

Le Compas

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Le Compas

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Château de Lavaud-Blanche stands in Le Compas (Creuse), in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

Located at Lavaud Blanche, a few kilometres south of Auzances, this château in the Creuse now takes the form of a manor house, rebuilt after being partly destroyed in the early 19th century. On its left side, the base of an old tower remains, now topped with a sloping roof, the only visible trace of an earlier structure. The main building, three storeys high, has five openings on its south facade. The estate still includes several farm outbuildings, most of which have been renovated.

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Where this château is

Le Compas · Creuse · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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Address

Le Compas, Creuse

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Heritage status
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Frequently asked

Can you visit Château de Lavaud-Blanche?
Available information does not confirm public visits to the château itself, one of its outbuildings houses a holiday cottage.
Where is Château de Lavaud-Blanche located?
It stands at the hamlet of Lavaud Blanche, in the commune of Le Compas, about 3 km south of Auzances in the Creuse department.
Is Château de Lavaud-Blanche an old building?
The estate is recorded as early as 1444, but the current building results from a reconstruction after partial destruction in the early 19th century, only the base of an old tower remains.
Who owned Château de Lavaud-Blanche?
The estate belonged to the de Pasquanet de Pierrebrune family, several of whose members had military careers into the 19th century.

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