Which parts of the castle are protected?

The protection order covers the northern section, chapel, terraces with arcades and railings, courtyard, enclosure wall and formal garden, as well as the facades and roofing of the southern section, excluding the outbuilding called the magnanerie.

From what period does Triadou Castle date?

The edifice is primarily from the sixteenth century, but results from successive construction and restoration campaigns spanning the Middle Ages through the 1950s.

Château de Triadou

Triadou Castle

Peyreleau

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Where: Peyreleau

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Château de Triadou stands in Peyreleau (Aveyron), in the Occitanie region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 16th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

Triadou Castle, a sixteenth-century edifice in Peyreleau, Aveyron, is distinguished by its rectangular layout and the variety of its constituent parts: main residence, chapel, outbuildings, and formal gardens. The ensemble spans multiple construction and restoration campaigns from the Middle Ages through the mid-twentieth century, creating an architectural complex whose successive modifications have gradually defined its present appearance.

What to know

The chapel, north and south facades, terraces with arcades and railings, and formal garden remain protected as historical monuments.
The outbuilding known as the magnanerie falls outside the protected area, unlike the rest of the estate.
The castle features a regularly planned structure with sections ranging from the Middle Ages alongside sixteenth-century portions and later interventions.

Where this château is

Peyreleau · Aveyron · Occitanie

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Address

2 D29, 12720 Peyreleau

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00094097
Period of construction: 16th century

Frequently asked

Which parts of the castle are protected?: The protection order covers the northern section, chapel, terraces with arcades and railings, courtyard, enclosure wall and formal garden, as well as the facades and roofing of the southern section, excluding the outbuilding called the magnanerie.
From what period does Triadou Castle date?: The edifice is primarily from the sixteenth century, but results from successive construction and restoration campaigns spanning the Middle Ages through the 1950s.