Can the château de Puybardeau be visited?

The available sources do not specify visiting conditions for this château.

When was the château de Puybardeau built?

The current building, standing on the site of an earlier feudal castle, was completed in 1830.

Who built the château de Puybardeau?

It was built for the Maussabré family, lords of Heugnes.

What role did the château play during the Second World War?

It housed a Resistance command post, taking advantage of the wide view from its top-floor terrace.

Château de Puybardeau

Puybardeau Castle

Lignerolles

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Where: Lignerolles

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Château de Puybardeau stands in Lignerolles (Indre), in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Puybardeau stands in Lignerolles, in the Indre department, on the site of an earlier feudal castle. The present building, completed in 1830, was constructed for the Maussabré family, lords of Heugnes. During the Second World War it housed a Resistance command post, whose top-floor terrace gave a wide view over the surrounding countryside. The current owners have been restoring the château since 1994.

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Where this château is

Lignerolles · Indre · Centre-Val de Loire

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Lignerolles, Indre

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Can the château de Puybardeau be visited?: The available sources do not specify visiting conditions for this château.
When was the château de Puybardeau built?: The current building, standing on the site of an earlier feudal castle, was completed in 1830.
Who built the château de Puybardeau?: It was built for the Maussabré family, lords of Heugnes.
What role did the château play during the Second World War?: It housed a Resistance command post, taking advantage of the wide view from its top-floor terrace.