How old is the château du Mont?

The site is first mentioned in 1385, but the main hall seen today dates from 1457.

Who built the château du Mont?

The estate belonged to Guillaume des Ages in the fourteenth century, later passed to the La Châtre family, and was remodeled by Sylvain and then Louis de Bridiers in the seventeenth century.

Can the château du Mont be visited?

No verified information about visiting conditions, hours, or fees is currently available.

What remains to be seen at the château du Mont?

The main building flanked by two round towers, the outline of the walled courtyard, and the remains of a tower that once held a chapel.

Château du Mont

Mont Castle

Sazeray

Access

No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Sazeray

To make a day of it

Open within 20 km

Sleep nearby

château de la Lande (Lande Castle)Accommodation on site13 km

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

The château du Mont stands on a rocky ledge in the commune of Sazeray, in the Indre department, overlooking the Rio Brûlé valley by some twenty metres. First recorded in 1385, the present building includes a main hall dating from 1457, flanked by two round towers, along with a barn built in the seventeenth century. Visitors can still make out the square outline of a walled courtyard and the remains of a tower that once held a chapel, visited in 1734 by the Archbishop of Bourges.

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What to know

The château sits on a rocky promontory, so reaching it involves climbing toward the plateau above the valley.
The main building, around twenty metres high, stands within a courtyard whose enclosing walls remain traceable on the ground.
No verified information is available regarding opening hours, admission fees, or public access conditions.
The site combines several periods, from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century, including a barn built in 1640.

Where this château is

Sazeray · Indre · Centre-Val de Loire

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Address

36160 Sazeray

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Frequently asked

How old is the château du Mont?: The site is first mentioned in 1385, but the main hall seen today dates from 1457.
Who built the château du Mont?: The estate belonged to Guillaume des Ages in the fourteenth century, later passed to the La Châtre family, and was remodeled by Sylvain and then Louis de Bridiers in the seventeenth century.
Can the château du Mont be visited?: No verified information about visiting conditions, hours, or fees is currently available.
What remains to be seen at the château du Mont?: The main building flanked by two round towers, the outline of the walled courtyard, and the remains of a tower that once held a chapel.

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