Where is the manor of Puech Bertou located?

It is located in Navès, in the Tarn department, Occitanie region.

How old is the manor of Puech Bertou?

Its oldest sections reportedly date back to the 14th century, predating the Renaissance.

Which families owned the manor?

The de Falc family held it between the 17th and 18th centuries, after which it passed to the Castres seminary following the French Revolution, before being purchased by the Dougados-Calhire family in 1840.

What is distinctive about the manor's architecture?

A massive round tower housing a spiral staircase is its most notable architectural feature.

Manoir du Puech Bertou

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The manor of Puech Bertou stands in Navès, in the Tarn department, with sections believed to date back to the 14th century. The thickness of its walls suggests an earlier defensive purpose, that of a fortified house predating the Renaissance. Its massive round tower, housing a spiral staircase, remains the building's most striking feature.

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The manor is located in Navès, in the Tarn department, Occitanie region.
No verified information is available regarding opening times or visiting conditions.
The main interest of the site lies in its ancient architecture, particularly its round tower and spiral staircase.
The building's origins reportedly date back to the 14th century, with later alterations under various owning families.

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Where is the manor of Puech Bertou located?: It is located in Navès, in the Tarn department, Occitanie region.
How old is the manor of Puech Bertou?: Its oldest sections reportedly date back to the 14th century, predating the Renaissance.
Which families owned the manor?: The de Falc family held it between the 17th and 18th centuries, after which it passed to the Castres seminary following the French Revolution, before being purchased by the Dougados-Calhire family in 1840.
What is distinctive about the manor's architecture?: A massive round tower housing a spiral staircase is its most notable architectural feature.

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