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Châteaux of Poitou-Charentes

This is the list of Châteaux in Poitou-Charentes. It is an administrative region in south-western France divided into four departments: Charente, Charente-Maritime, Deux-Sèvres and Vienne

We have listed 431 Chateaux in the Poitou-Charentes region (including ruins and "lost" Châteaux), of which 186 have their own dedicated page. If you know of any Châteaux in Poitou-Charentes that are not in our list, please let us know!

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portail:Ch%C3%A2teaux_de_France

Châteaux of Charente

Name	Built	Condition	Location	Notes / more info
Castrum d'Andone	10th century	Ruine	Villejoubert	The site has been identified for the first time in xix th century, but it was not until the early 1970s that the excavations are undertaken. Currently, the site is overgrown and access new is no longer indicated.
Hôtel de ville d'Angoulême
Château d'Anqueville	15th century	Remains	Bouteville	These old parts remain low vaulted broken barrel, a rectangular keep the 13th century flanked by a polygonal turret 15th century and remains of fortifications with battlements, turrets and curtains.
Château d'Ardenne	12th-18th century	In good condition	Moulidars	Private property.
Château d'Ars	17th century	In good condition	Ars	Private property.
Château d'Aubeterre	11th century	Remains	Aubeterre-sur-Dronne	The gate, the house, the Renaissance Chapel and the remains of the enclosure and the Saint-Jean tower were registered historic monument on March 1, 1973.
Château de Bagnolet	1810	In good condition	Cognac	Reserved for private receptions and guests of the brand, the property is also open to the public during the Rendezvous Gardens and Heritage Days.
Château de Balzac	1600	Restored	Balzac	The current owner began a restoration of a high fidelity based writings of Guez de Balzac and visitors.
Château de Barbezières	15th century	In good condition	Barbezières	It spend between various hands and threatened castle ruin in 1699. The roof will be redone, but in the early twentieth century the roof collapse and it was not until 1981 that the castle was bought and saved from ruin.
Château de Barbezieux	1453	In good condition	Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire	The castle is now partly owned by the town of 3B-South Charente and partly owned by a private person.
Château de Bayers	1434	Renovated	Bayers	It has been renovated and is open to the public this summer.
Château de Beauregard	17th century	In good condition	Juillac-le-Coq	The estate is open to the public was for tasting and sale of Pineau des Charentes and Cognac.
Château de Barbezières
Château de la Bréchinie
Château de Belleville			Feuillade
Château de Blanzaguet	16th century	Rebuilt	Blanzaguet-Saint-Cybard	After the Revolution, the castle was sold as national property 12 Messidor year IV, but was bought and the adjoining land by the municipality in 1867 to make the town hall, school and rectory.
Château de Bonnes	16th century	In good condition	Bonnes	It was partly inscribed monument April 10, 1974 for the Renaissance wing and December 4, 1995 for the two wings of the castle, with the exception of the part built in the twentieth century.
Château de Bouëx	15th-18th century		Bouëx	Privately owned
Château de Bourg-Charente	1607	In good condition	Bourg-Charente	In 1921 it was bought by the Marnier-Lapostolle family to settle its cellars of Cognac necessary to the development of Grand Marnier . Since 2012 there are also stills used for the distillation of bitter orange used in the recipe for Grand Marnier liqueur.
Château de Bourgon	15th century	In good condition	Valence	Private property
Château de Bouteville	11th century	In good condition	Bouteville	From 1935, the estate was owned by the family Joyet. Then the castle became the property of the municipality of Bouteville.
Château de la Bréchinie	17th century	Ruined	Grassac	The home and its walls and all buildings included in this enclosure (enclosure, chapel, dovecote tower) is registered historical monument by order of 31st December 1993.
Château du Breuil	16th century	In good condition	Bonneuil	It was listed monument on June 23, 1952.
Château de Brigueuil	11th century	Ruined	Brigueuil	There remains only the gate and the remains of the tower and steeple.
Château de Brillac		In good condition	Brillac	Demolished many times, including by Louis XI because of the rebellion Guyart Brillac and always rebuilt, it was officially removed and sold by the husband-Labrousse Dansays.
Château de Cellettes	16th century	In good condition	Cellettes	The entire castle, house, fence, gate and undeveloped parts was listed historical monument July 23, 2004.
Château de Châtenay
Château de la Chétardie
Château de Cressé
Château de Chabrot	14th century	In good condition	Montbron	The monument is subject to registration as a historic monument since October 12, 1973.
Château de Chalais	11th century	In good condition	Chalais	The castle has a double protection to historic buildings: an inscription September 4, 2002 for all buildings constructed and classified the 1st of April 2003 the gatehouse.
Château de Chambes	13th century	In good condition	Roumazières-Loubert	In 2008, the castle was bought by the imitator Yves Lecoq which are equipped guest rooms.
Château de Champagne	15th century	In good condition	Champagne-Mouton	The castle was the internment of 150 Spanish prisoners and was sold in 1807 to the Countess de Castellane who sold it to Mr. Bechemilh-Chatenet.
Château de Chanteloup	1850		Cherves-Richemont	It is now a guest house established by Martell. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Château_de_Chanteloup_(Charente)
Château de la Chapelle	17th-19th century		Champmillon	Privately owned
Château de Charmant			Charmant
Château de Charras	17th-18th century		Charras	Owned by a private company
Château de Châtenay	1541	In good condition	Cognac	The castle was bought by Chatenay Hrayr Hakobyan the Armenian businessman who planned to establish a sturgeon breeding pond and will produce caviar.
Château des Chabannes	19th century		Jarnac	Privately owned
Château du Châtelard			Passirac
Château de Chenon	15th century	In good condition	Chenon	The castle (the main building flanked by two towers) was registered historic monument by order of December 16, 1987
Château Chesnel	1610	In good condition	Cherves-Richemont	Count Ferdinand Roffignac is the head of the wine estate Château Chesnel and founded his company in 1923, his son John and his little son Renaud succeeded him.
Château de la Chétardie	11th century	In good condition	Exideuil	It was partly inscribed monument October 30, 1973.
Château de Chillac	11th century	In good condition	Chillac	It was rebuilt in the 15th century on the foundations of the old castle.
Château de Cognac	12th century	Restored	Cognac	The castle as it is visible and visitable now goes back to the construction of Valois.
Château de Confolens	11th century	Remains	Confolens	For weddings and sales from 1130, the castle passed into the hands of great lords who are not resident only room audience judicial functions was used.
Château de Cressé	1875		Bourg-Charente	It was converted into a retirement home. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Cressé
Château d'Échoisy	17th century	In good condition	Cellettes	The Community Commons Country Manslois who acquired has renovated some of the buildings. It is now a protected site for leisure.
Château d'Échoisy
Logis de l'Éclopard
Château de la Faye	15th century	In good condition	Deviat	It is listed historical monument since October 23, 1992.
Château de Ferrières
Logis de Frégeneuil
Château de Fayolle	12th century	In good condition	Abzac	Private property.
Château de Ferrières	16th century	Ruined	Montbron	The monument is subject to registration as a historic monument since October 12, 1973.
Château de Fleurac (Fleurac)			Fleurac
Château de Fleurac (Nersac)	1612	In good condition	Nersac	Since 1998, the castle belongs to Michel-Alexandre and Bénédicte Mahy who restore and do visit. A restoration of parks and gardens is underway with the aim of obtaining the label "Remarkable Garden" awarded by the Ministry of Culture.
Château de la Foix			Mouthiers-sur-Boëme
Château de Fontguyon	16th century	In good condition	Saint-Amant-de-Nouère	It is listed historical monument since September 8, 1989 and the spiral staircase renaissance was classified on September 2, 1994.
Château de la Foucaudie			Nersac
Château de la Foy	14th-18th century		Mouthiers-sur-Boëme	Privately owned
Château de Gademoulin	1548	Rebuilt in 1875	Gensac-la-Pallue	A medieval castle was destroyed in 1548 during the uprising of protest against the salt tax. Rebuilt, it is sold as national property to the Revolution and again destroyed. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Gademoulin
Château de Garde-Épée
Château de Garde-Épée	16th century	In good condition	Saint-Brice	The castle is registered historical monuments since October 30, 1973.
Château de Gorce	15th century	In good condition	Pleuville	It was registered as a historic monument October 14, 2002.
Château de Gourville	12th century		Gourville	Early 19th century, his heirs sold the castle to Rouchier Préneuf, from Tusson, captain of the Imperial Army. Over the last two centuries, the castle changed hands often and then underwent many vicissitudes until 1974, when the then owner undertakes very substantial rehabilitation.
Château de Gurat			Gurat
Château de Jarnac	10th century	Ruined	Jarnac	It remains only drawings and engravings.
Château de Juillac-le-Coq			Juillac-le-Coq
Château de Juyers	15th century		Champagne-Mouton	Both leveled towers connected by a wall located near the Silver River, a tributary of the Argentor probably date from the 15th century and are the remains of a castle first, just like the pigeonnier that was destroyed in 1930 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Juyers
Château de Lavaud			Montbron
Château de Lignères
Château de Lignières
Château de la Léotardie	15th century		Nonac	It was rebuilt in the 18th century and later, and registered historic monument in 1944
Château de Lignères	1872		Rouillac	This castle has provided the backdrop for some of the film Bang Bang director Serge ax with Sheila. This film was shot on the island of Bendor and Castle Lignéres two properties principal sponsor of the film, Paul Ricard.
Château de Lignières	17th century	In good condition	Lignières-Sonneville	Facades and roofs are classified to the Inventory of Historical Monuments and fireplaces on the first floor are listed.
Château de Maillou	16th century	Ruins	Saint-Saturnin	Castle Maillou consists of an unfinished tower isolated connected to the main house by a flying bridge.
Château de Marendat			Montbron
Château de Marthon	10th century	Remains	Marthon	It is registered historical monuments since 1928.
Château de Massignac	15th century		Alloue	It was redesigned in 1861 with installation of a staircase, and it is probably on this occasion that the stair tower was destroyed and drilled openings. fr.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Château_de_Massignac_(Alloue)
Château de Maumont			Magnac-sur-Touvre
Château de Menet	16th-19th century		Montbron	Privately owned
Château de la Mercerie	19th century	In good condition	Magnac-Lavalette	The town with a volunteer association, Heritage Saint-Etienne- took a restoration of the parts built and works of art to open the castle to visitors in the Summer of 2013.
Château de Merpins	10th century	Ruine	Merpins	This is after a siege of six led by Marshal Sancerre it is taken in 1387 . King Charles VI ordered its destruction and ruins are sold. But the site will still fighting, it will be occupied by the Catholics and the Protestants. This is the Duke of Mayenne which dislodges in 1577.
Château de Montausier	15th century	In good condition	Baignes	Private property.
Château de Montbron	11th century	In good condition	Montbron	It is registered as Historical monument since 1985.
Château de Montchaude	16th century	In good condition	Montchaude	Private Property. the church was destroyed during the restorations.
Château de Montjourdain	18th century		Chassors	Privately owned
Château de Montmoreau	12th century	In good condition	Montmoreau-Saint-Cybard	The chapel has been classified as a historical monument May 15, 1952 and the facades and roofs of the castle September 18, 1952.
Château de Nieuil	16th century	In good condition	Nieuil	Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bodinaud. In 1937, it was one of the first castles of France converted into hotels by Fougerat family, grandparents owners Luce and Jean-Michel Bodinaud.
Château de l'Oisellerie	15th century	In good condition	La Couronne	Since 1989, the castle belongs to the General Council . It decides to do install a media department of Educational Documentation Centre of Charente.
Château d'Ordières
Château d'Ordières	15th century	In good condition	Benest	It was partly inscribed monument April 13, 1989, the south-east tower is a former dungeon, buildings north consist corner towers and central building.
Château de la Petite Mothe			Feuillade
Château de Peyras	11th century	In good condition	Roumazières-Loubert	The body of oriental home and cylindrical tower northeast of the castle were registered historic monument by order of December 21, 1998.
Château des Pins	10th century	In good condition	Pins	It is registered historical monuments since April 3, 1958.
Château du Pouyaud	15th-18th century		Dignac
Château de Praisnaud	16th century	In good condition	Ambernac	The buildings, house, tower, barn, yard, common were registered historic monument October 26, 2004. It is now a Bed and breakfast place.
Château de Pranzac			Pranzac
Château de Pressac			Saint-Quentin-sur-Charente
Château de Puybautier	16th century	In good condition	Saint-Coutant	It is registered as historical monuments since 2001.
Château de Puyvidal	13th century	In good condition	Saint-Projet-Saint-Constant	It was listed historical monument September 18, 2006
Logis de Puygâty
Château de Rancogne			Rancogne
Château du Repaire	12th century	In good condition	Rougnac	Part of the gatehouse, the west wing of the commons, the house, the terrace and the tower was listed historic monument on April 14, 1997
Château de Richemont	11th century	Renovated	Cherves-Richemont	It is purchased by the Community of Communes Cognac.
Château de la Rochandry	19th century	In good condition	Mouthiers-sur-Boëme
Château de la Rochebeaucourt	16th century	Remains	Édon	. Following a fire on February 5, 1941, the remains today as the monumental foundations on which was built the castle and the building of the Orangery.
Château de Rochebrune	11th century	In good condition	Étagnac	Currently owned by Henri de Richemont
Château de La Rochefoucauld	14th century	Restored	La Rochefoucauld	Owned by Francois-Alexandre de La Rochefoucauld.
Château de La Rochette	14th century	In good condition	La Rochette	The castle was registered historic monument by decree of July 3, 1992- except for the roof, canopy and outside stairway.
Château de Roissac	1770	Rebuilt	Angeac-Champagne	In 1770 the remains of the castle are felled to build the present castle.
Château de Saint-Brice	14th century	Renovated	Saint-Brice	The terrace overlooks the park, down to the Charente and the labyrinth of carved boxwood which is listed historical monument since 1971. The park is classified historic garden.
Château de Sainte-Catherine			Montbron
Château de Saint-Germain	12th century	Remains	Saint-Germain-de-Confolens	The ruins consist of two huge towers, connected by a main building. These towers have the distinction of being round outside and square inside. The castle ruins were listed historic monument on May 14, 1925
Château Saint-Martial	18th century	In good condition	Jarnac
Château de Saint-Mary			Saint-Mary
Château de Sansac			Beaulieu-sur-Sonnette
Château de Saveille	16th century	In good condition	Paizay-Naudouin-Embourie	It presents an aspect of chateau ally decor renaissance.
Château de Serre	15th-17th century	In good condition	Abzac	Privately owned
Château de Suaux			Suaux
Château de la Tranchade	14th century	Restored	Garat	The castle was bought in 1929 and restored by Mr. Gates and his wife, widow wife of Count Amédée Lorgeril. Their descendants have ensured the restoration of the site after the 1999 storm that heavily damaged the area and some buildings as was then able to see Mrs. Trautman, Minister of Culture came up on a few days later.
Logis médiéval de Tessé
Château de Triac	17th century	In good condition	Triac-Lautrait	In 1879, he was rebuilt identically after ancient plans.
Château de Verteuil	11th century	In good condition	Verteuil-sur-Charente	It is partially listed historical monument since March 1966 and fully since 2010, underground are classified. This is a castle that, by historical memories attached to it, and the art treasures it contains, is one of the most remarkable monuments of the Charente.
Château de Vibrac	15th century	Ruine	Vibrac	It was designed by Claude Chatillon, in its French Topography which shows a castle 15th century flanked by round and square towers preceded by a forecourt lined accosted the corners of houses in low pyramidal roof buildings fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Vibrac
Château de Vilhonneur	14th century	In good condition	Vilhonneur	All the facades and roofs of old buildings is subject to registration under the historical monuments since January 24, 1966
Château de Villars-Marange	15th-17th century		Mérignac	Privately owned
Château de Villebois	13th century	Restored	Villebois-Lavalette	Since 1980, the Friends of Castle Villebois-Lavalette organizes sites. The wall is slowly regaining its aspect of 13th century with the slots of the west facade, the roof of one of the towers, and other restorations.
Château de Villevert	14th century	In good condition	Esse	Private Home.
Château de Vouzan	15th century	In good condition	Vouzan	The assembly formed by the castle and the chapel is the subject of a registration under the historical monuments since December 31, 1986.
Donjon de la Chaise	11th century	In good condition	Vouthon	It is registered historical monuments since July 8, 1988.
Donjon de Montignac	11th century	In good condition	Montignac-Charente	The remains of the castle were dismantled in 1840. The chapel dedicated to St. Mary was destroyed between 1940 and 1950.
Hôtel de ville d'Angoulême	12th century	In good condition	Angoulême	It is now the town hall. The city hall is surrounded by terraces of cafes and restaurants as well as flowerbeds inspired by French gardens. Nearby, the place New York is the bond between the city hall and promenade wall Desaix, a little further west.
Logis de la Barre	16th-18th century		Villejoubert	Privately owned
Logis du Bouquet	16th century		Javrezac	It is forfeited to the Revolution then bought by Lecoq de Boisbaudran and through marriage to Pierre-Etienne Albert will be the mayor of Cognac from 1791 to 1794. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logis_du_Bouquet
Logis de Bourgneuf	16th century		Cherves-Richemont	The home Bourgneuf is mentioned at the end of the Hundred Years War, with income nothingness. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logis_de_Bourgneuf
Logis de Boussac	17th century	In good condition	Cherves-Richemont	The house, private property to visit 1st of May to 31st of October on weekends and public holidays or by appointment.
Logis de Chalonne	12th century		Fléac	The home of Chalonne also called the Small Chalonne the Grand Chalonne is located a few kilometers away, in the municipality of Gond-Pontouvre the locality Chalonne overlooking also the Charente
Logis de Cherconnay	14th century	Restoration	Longré	It was listed historical monument December 23, 1994
Logis de la Cour	12th century	Ruins	Moulidars	Private property
Logis de l'Éclopard	17th century	In good condition	Gensac-la-Pallue	The home was listed historical monument December 31, 1986.
Logis de Frégeneuil	16th century	In good condition	Soyaux	It is listed historical monument since December 16, 1996.
Logis du Maine-Giraud	16th century	Ruins	Champagne-Vigny	It was owned by Philippon, then purchased in 1938 by the Smith Family, who developed and replanted the vineyard.
Logis de la Mothe	16th century	In good condition	Criteuil-la-Magdeleine	This is a wine estate of Grande Champagne that produces Cognac and Pineau.
Logis de Nanclas	16th century	In good condition	Jarnac	The home of Nanclas the gate and dovecote were recorded monuments on December 31, 1985.
Logis de Nanteuil	14th century	In good condition	Sers	The house, including the lower hall and fled south of the castle were recorded monuments on April 14, 1997.
Logis de Puygâty	15th century	Restored	Chadurie	Stone Arceluz restored the castle whose house, towers, the gate and the walls were inscribed as historical monument since March 6, 1987
Logis de Saint-Amant	15th century	Ruined	Saint-Amant-de-Bonnieure	The house of Saint-Amant-de-Bonnieure now houses the town hall has been classified historical monuments March 21, 1983.
Logis de Saint-Rémy	17th century	In good condition	Cherves-Richemont	Facades and roofs of the building are included in the inventory of historical monuments since June 25, 1979. Private property.
Logis de Sigogne	14th century	remains	Coulgens	The set was restored by Marpen club between 1985 and 2008
Logis médiéval de Tessé	11th century	Restored	La Forêt-de-Tessé	The destruction caused during the Hundred Years War is not known.
Logis de la Tourgarnier			Angoulême
Logis des Tours	15th century	In good condition	Villefagnan	Towers, porch and fence wall are registered historical monuments since 1951
Logis de la Vergne	15th century	In good condition	Alloue	It is owned by the town and it is now a cultural venue.
Logis de la Villatte	15th century	In good condition	Ansac-sur-Vienne	The home of Villatte was listed historic monument by decree of 8 March 1991 and the chapel with its coffered ceiling is located in the west wing of the house.
Manoir d'Aizecq	16th century	In good condition	Nanteuil-en-Vallée	The pigeon whose interior has retained its bearers is registered historical monument since December 30, 2002.
Motte féodale de Loubert			Roumazières-Loubert
Tour du Breuil	17th century	In good condition	Dignac	Owned by Bruno Villemandy. The tower and the chapel were enrolled in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments by order of 23 December 1964 the Minister of State for Cultural Affairs.

Châteaux of Charente-Maritime

Name	Built	Condition	Location	Notes / more info
Château d'Aulnay	12th century	Disappeared	Aulnay-de-Saintonge	The castle has disappeared, the last ruins were leveled in 1840 . The stones were then used in the constructions of the time and many carved stone are visible along its back streets of the village.
Château d'Authon	16th century	In good condition	Authon-Ébéon	It is listed in the inventory of historical monuments since April 27, 1972
Château de Balanzac	16th century		Balanzac	The castle (facades and roofs) was listed historical monument April 16, 1957, and the Order of 4 October 1994 has extended the registration on the ground of the plot, the enclosure with its towers and its chapel, the well common buildings, the Castle Gallery and woodwork. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Balanzac
Château de Bardine	12th-13th century	Ruined	Lorignac
Château de Beaufief	16th century	In good condition	Mazeray	Open to visitors from 14:00 to 18:00 in July and August. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Beaufief
Château de Beaulon	15th century	In good condition	Saint-Dizant-du-Gua	It is surrounded by vineyards which produces Pineau and cognac and is known for its Blue fountains.
Château de Bernessard	15th-17th century		Gémozac	Owned by an association
Château de Berneray	17th century	In good condition	Saint-Savinien	Privately owned
Château de Bois-Charmant	15th century	In good condition	Nouillers	The castle, by inheritance or sale, passes from hand to hand, and there is an inventory of 1756, when maintenance work was carried out.
Château de Bonnemie	16th-18th century		Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron	Owned by the town
Château de Burie	16th century		Burie	Privately owned
Château de Buzay	1771	In good condition	La Jarne	Open to visitors daily from 1 July to 30 September from 14:30 to 17:30.
Château de Caillères	15th-17th century		Clérac	Privately owned
Château de Chatelars	15th-16th century		Meursac	Private property
Château de Chatenet			Rétaud	Privately owned
Château de Chaux	17th century		Chevanceaux	Owned by a private company
Château-Couvert	16th-17th century		Migron	Privately owned
Château de Cramahé	18th century		Salles-sur-Mer	Privately owned
Château de Crazannes	15th century	In good condition	Crazannes	Crazannes Castle is open to visitors all year round.
Château de Dampierre-sur-Boutonne	15th century	In good condition	Dampierre-sur-Boutonne	The refurbished rooms, the attic of the castle are accessible tour. Films depict the restoration of the gallery and the general restoration of the structures.
Château de Dion	16th-17th century		Chérac	Private property
Château du Douhet	17th century	In good condition	Douhet	It was registered as a historic monument September 26, 1969
Château d'Écoyeux	17th century	In good condition	Écoyeux	It was registered as a historic monument October 27, 1971
Château d'Écoyeux
Château du Fa			Pons	Privately owned
Château de la Faye	1666	In good condition	Villexavier	On February 26, 2010 the castle was registered under the Historic Monuments.
Château de Feusse	17th century		Saint-Just-Luzac	Privately owned
Château de la Garde	17th century		Salignac-sur-Charente	Owned by a private company
Château de la Gataudière	18th century	In good condition	Marennes	Owned now by Family Murat Chasseloup Laubat and now offers leisure and rents reception rooms.
Château de la Gataudière
Château de Geay	16th century	In good condition	Geay	Privately owned
Château de Jonzac	16th century	Restored	Jonzac	Currently the north wing of the castle houses the buildings of the Town Hall (restored xix th century ), and the south wing, those of sub-prefecture . The cloister was restored between 1976 and 1978 , and now houses a cultural center with exhibition rooms and Archaeological Museum.
Château de Lussac	16th century		Lussac	It is registered historic monument by Decree of 21 December 1999. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Lussac_(Lussac,_Charente-Maritime)
Château de Matha	16th century	In good condition	Matha	The castle is accessible.
Château de Meux	15th century	In good condition	Meux	The castle and the common subject of a registration under the historical monuments since April 25, 1975
Château de Mons	18th century	In good condition	Royan	In the course of the 1980s, the construction of several buildings near the site can uncover foundations attributed to the ancient castle
Château de Montendre	11th century	Ruine	Montendre	In 1923, the castle is owned by Mrs. Faure which transforms a portion of the property for a walk-open-access. At her death in 1953, she bequeathed the castle to the town, which has the facilities: construction of an open air theater in 1959 and establishment of a museum dedicated to local traditions, the art museum and popular traditions, in the square tower.
Château de Montguyon	11th century	In good condition	Montguyon	The old tower was included in the inventory of historical monuments February 11, 1929, the order was canceled and replaced by the inclusion of the entire castle, the remains of the old stables and July 23, 2004.
Château de la Mothe			Meursac
Château de la Morinerie	17th century	In good condition	Écurat	It was listed historical monument December 3, 1969 and it is registered to pre-inventory remarkable gardens.
Château de Mornay	16th century		Saint-Pierre-de-l'Isle	Currently a nursing home. Visiting the park is allowed daily from 14:30 to 18:30
Château de Neuvicq-le-Château	15th century	In good condition	Neuvicq-le-Château	It is now the town hall and it is registered as historical monument since September 14, 1912.
Château de Neuvicq-le-Château
Château de Nieul-lès-Saintes
Château de Nieul-lès-Saintes	15th century	In good condition	Nieul-lès-Saintes	Its restoration is ongoing and has been included in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments July 8, 1988. Visits are in July and August.
Château de Panloy	18th century	In good condition	Port-d'Envaux	10am to 12pm and 14pm to 18pm daily except Mondays from 1st of May to 30 September and 10h to 19h daily from 1st of July to 31 August.
Château de Pernan			Avy
Château de Pisany	12th century	In good condition	Pisany	Sold as national property, then it is partially ruined.
Château de Plassac	18th century	In good condition	Plassac	The castle has many historical monuments protection: An inscription on 6 November 2003, a ranking for the entire castle on June 9, 2008 and registration for the course of the same common June 9, 2008
Château de Ransanne	15th century		Soulignonne	Castle Ransanne and small building common were registered historical monument Aug. 29, 1991 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Ransanne
Château de la Rigaudière	18th century	In good condition	Médis	Privately owned
Château de Rioux	15th century	In good condition	Rioux	It is registered as a historic monument since October 5, 1965
Château de la Rochecourbon	15th century	In good condition	Saint-Porchaire	Today, it is is open to visitors all year round and offers also rent rooms for weddings and all kinds of professional and private events.
Château de Romefort	15th century	In good condition	Saint-Georges-des-Coteaux	This Gothic style chapel was classified as a historical monument December 11, 2002. Not open to the public.
Château de Saint-Jean-d'Angle	12th century	In good condition	Saint-Jean-d'Angle	It was listed Historical Monument on May 14, 1925, then was canceled and he was ranked March 21, 1994
Château de Saint-Maury			Pons
Château de Saint-Seurin-d'Uzet	15th-16th century		Chenac-Saint-Seurin-d'Uzet	Owned by a private company
Château de la Salle	18th century		Gémozac	Privately owned
Château de la Sauzaie	18th-19th century		Saint-Xandre	Privately owned
Château de Surgères	16th century	In good condition	Surgères	Owned by the town
Château de Taillebourg	15th century	Disappeared except the tower.	Taillebourg	It is open to visitors.
Château de Tesson	15th-18th century	In good condition	Tesson
Château de Thérac	15th-16th century		Gonds (Les)	Privately owned
Château d'Usson	16th century	In good condition	Pons	The Castle Usson / Castle Riddles, through the company Perched In Tree, offers the possibility of sleeping in "treehouses," four in number, each with its own theme: "squirrels", "zen","sailors"and" puzzles.
Château de Vervant	16th-18th century		Vervant	Privately owned
Château de Villeneuve-la-Comtesse	12th century	In good condition	Villeneuve-la-Comtesse	The castle is listed as historical monument since May 3, 1949.
Donjon de Fouras	14th century	In good condition	Fouras	It is now a museum of local history and it free access.
Donjon de Pons	1187	In good condition	Pons	Open to the public. The tower is part of a whole novel: the Saint-Gilles overcome by the Saint-Gilles hosting an archaeological museum, the pilgrims' hospital and medicinal garden, Saint-Vivien church houses.
Fort Boyard	1804	In good condition		Owned by the General Council of Charente-Maritime and The building is now mainly known for the TV game show of the same name shot on location since 1990.
Hospice de Soubise	17th century		Soubise	It was listed historical monument December 8, 1928. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospice_de_Soubise
Logis de Bouchereau	12th-17th century		Macqueville	Privately owned
Logis de L'Hôpiteau	19th century		Bords	Private property
Tour de Broue	11th century	In good condition	Saint-Sornin	Today preserved the dungeon reveals two rubble walls supported by buttresses . Remains of walls, which measured the origin almost seven meters high, are still visible.
Tour de l'Isleau	12th century	Ruins		It was registered as a historic monument by decree of May 14, 1925
Tour de Saint-Sauvant	14th century	Ruins	Saint-Sauvant	The tower which is a communal property has been classified as a historical monument October 24, 1914

Châteaux of Deux-Sevres

Name	Built	Condition	Location	Notes / more info
Château d'Airvault	11th century	In good condition	Airvault	The remains of the castle were registered historic monument October 3rd, 1929 and filed September 24, 2007 in respect of the enclosure and its towers, remains of the Barbican and soil
Château de Argenton-Château			Argenton-Château	Privately owned
Château de Baugé	17th century	In good condition	Saint-Cyr-la-Lande	Privately owned
Château de la Blandinière	15th-16th century		Mauléon	Privately owned
Château du Bois de Sanzay	15th century	Restored	Saint-Martin-de-Sanzay	The Bois de Sanzay is now restored by Mr. and Mrs. Gorse that offer room rentals and cultural visits.
Château de Bourdin			Saint-Pardoux
Château de Bressuire	10th century	Remains	Bressuire	The castle was acquired by the town in 1975 and ranked in terms of the castle of the influence of soil and ditches by order of April 30, 1996.
Château de La Chapelle-Bertrand	15th century		Chapelle-Bertrand (La)	Privately owned
Château de Cherveux	12th century	In good condition	Cherveux	The castle was classified as a historic monument 16 September 1929 . It is now the property of the undivided Redien
Château Coudray-Salbart	13th century	Restored	Échiré	2011 - Work begins on restoration of the Tour du Bois Berthier. 2012 - End of the restoration of the Tower Wood Berthier.
Château de la Coudraie-Noyers			Mauléon	Privately owned
Château de Coulonges-sur-l'Autize	1542		Coulonges-sur-l'Autize	The castle is a historical monument since 1994. It now houses the town hall and the tourist office of the municipality.
Château du Deffend	19th century		Montravers	Privately owned
Château des Ducs de la Trémoïlle
Château de la Durbelière
Château des Dorides			Aubiers (Les)	Privately owned
Château des Ducs de la Trémoïlle	17th century	In good condition	Thouars	Owned by the town.
Château de la Durbelière	15th century	Ruine	Mauléon	The remains of the castle that had been recorded October 26, 1927. The common and the land that had been registered on October 15, 1993 have been classified as a historical monument on January 8, 1996, and the moat, the pigeon, the enclosure walls and Pond.
Château de l'Ebaupinay ou de Baupinay			Breuil-sous-Argenton (Le)	Private property
Château de la Forêt			Sainte-Verge	Privately owned
Château de La Forêt-sur-Sèvre			Forêt-sur-Sèvre (La)	Privately owned
Château de la Foye			Couture-d'Argenson
Château Francois Deux-Sevres	18th century		François	Privately owned
Château du Gazeau	15th century	In good condition	Sainte-Ouenne	Privately owned
Château de Gagemont	19th century		Saint-Martin-lès-Melle	Privately owned
Château de la Guyonnière
Château de Germain			Saint-Coutant	Privately owned
Château de Glenay	15th-16th century	Ruins	Glénay	Privately owned
Château de la Guyonnière	16th century	In good condition	Beaulieu-sous-Parthenay	From 1st of June to 14th of July and from 20th of August to 30th of September, daily from 9.30am to 12am and from 14:30 to 18h with free self-guided tour and guided tour 3 euro for adults. Guided tours are available all year round by appointment. Throughout the summer, musicians, storytellers and actors occur in the closed holidays.
Château de l'Herbaudière	16th century		Saivres	It is the subject of a registration under the historical monuments since 4th of October 1994 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_l'Herbaudière_(Deux-Sèvres)
Château de Hérisson	15th-16th century		Pougne-Hérisson	Owned by the town
Château de l'Herbaudière
Château de Javarzay	1514	In good condition	Chef-Boutonne	Open daily, including holidays, from 15H to 18H, except Monday and Wednesday.
Château de Jouhé	15th-17th century		Pioussay	Privately owned
Château des Loges	15th-19th century		Chapelle-Bâton (La)	Privately owned
Château de Maillé	16th-17th century		Chapelle-Bâton (La)	Privately owned
Château de Maisontiers	13th century	In good condition	Maisontiers	The castle partially registered for historical monuments since 1957, is in full since 2005.
Château de Marsay	17th-18th century		Missé	Privately owned
Château de Mauléon	13th-18th century		Mauléon	State property
Château de Maurivet	15th-19th century		Oroux	Privately owned
Château de la Meilleraye			Beaulieu-sous-Parthenay
Château de Melzéard	15th century		Paizay-le-Tort	Privately owned
Château de La Mothe-Saint-Héray	17th century		Mothe-Saint-Héray (La)	Owned by the town
Château des Moulières			Saint-Pompain	Privately owned
Château de Muflet	14th-17th century		Saint-Aubin-du-Plain	Privately owned
Château de Mursay	16th century	Ruine	Échiré	the castle was bought by the niortaise urban community to prevent it from falling apart, having lost its roof a few years ago.
Château de Niort			Niort
Château de Noirlieu	16th-17th century		Bressuire	Private property
Château de Nuchèze	15th century		Champdeniers-Saint-Denis	Privately owned
Château d'Oiron	15th century	In good condition	Oiron	The castle farm, acquired in 1998, has been converted into exhibition halls and educational rooms.
Château d'Olbreuse	14th century		Usseau	Only the exterior can be visited in July and August fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_d'Olbreuse
Château d'Orfeuille	17th-19th century		Gourgé	Private property
Château des Ousches
Château d'Oriou	16th century		Saint-Maxire	Private property
Château des Ouches			Saint-Génard	Privately owned
Château de Parthenay	1227	Ruine	Parthenay	The ruins are classified historical monuments September 2, 1994
Château de la Pastellière	16th-19th century		Combrand	Owned by a private company
Château de Payré	14th-16th century		Peyratte (La)	Privately owned
Château le Petit Chêne	19th century		Mazières-en-Gâtine	Owned by a private company
Château de Piogé	12th-17th century		Availles-Thouarsais	Privately owned
Château du Pressoir			Mauzé-Thouarsais	Privately owned
Château de Reigné	Moyen Age		Souvigné	Privately owned
Château de Retournay			Marnes	Privately owned
Château de la Roche	19th century		Argenton-l'Eglise	Owned by a private company
Château de la Roche Faton	15th century	In good condition	Lhoumois	The main building of the castle is listed under historical monuments July 11, 1973 and December 31, 1993 for the wings common.
Château de la Rochetaillée			Échiré
Château de la Roussière (Coulonges-sur-l'Autize)			Coulonges-sur-l'Autize	Privately owned
Château de la Roussière (Saint-Maixent-de-Beugné)			Saint-Maixent-de-Beugné	Privately owned
Château de Saint-Gelais			Saint-Gelais	Privately owned
Château de Saint-Loup-sur-Thouet	15th century	In good condition	Saint-Loup-Lamairé	In the 1980s, it was owned by Jean-Jacques Debout and Chantal Goya.
Château de Saint-Mesmin	13th century	Restored	Saint-André-sur-Sèvre	The castle of Saint-Mesmin is now managed by a public authority: the Syndicat Mixte du Château de Saint-Mesmin and is open to visitors.
Château Saint-Symphorien	19th century		Saint-Symphorien	Owned by the town
Château de Salles	15th century		Salles	Owned by a private company
Château de Sanzay	13th century	In good condition	Argenton-les-Vallées	This castle of the 13th century, the remains of ancient fortifications, the door in the gatehouse flanked by two towers and a chapel with Gothic bays were registered historic monument December 3, 1930.
Château de la Sayette	15th century		Vasles	Every day from 13:30 to 19:30 on July 29 to September 6 (visit the park and the castle). fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_la_Sayette
Château de Sazay	19th century		Saint-Hilaire-la-Palud	Owned by a private company
Château de la Taillée	17th century	In good condition	Echiré	Privately owned
Château de Tennessus	14th century	Modified	Amailloux	The site is now converted into cottages. It was included in the monuments on 7 January 1943 and the garden soil and walls closing on 28th of September 1993 and finally the common 19th of September 2007.
Château du Theil	19th century		Saint-Aubin-le-Cloud	Privately owned
Château de Thiors	15th-16th century		Luzay	Privately owned
Château de Thouars			Thouars	Privately owned
Château de Vermette	15th century		Chapelle-Gaudin (La)	Privately owned
Château du Vieux Deffend
Château de la Villedieu de Comblé
Château de la Villedieu-de-Comblé	15th-17th century		Sainte-Eanne	Privately owned
Domaine de Lens	18th-19th century		Saint-Symphorien	Privately owned
Domaine de Tournelay	19th century		Nueil-sur-Argent	Privately owned
Logis de la Jobtière	15th century		Forêt-sur-Sèvre (La)	Privately owned
Vieux château d'Montravers	15th century		Forêt-sur-Sèvre (La)	Privately owned

Châteaux of Vienne

Name	Built	Condition	Location	Notes / more info
Château d'Abain			Thurageau	Privately owned
Château d'Aigne	17th century		Iteuil	Privately owned
Château d'Angles-sur-l'Anglin (Angles-sur-l'Anglin)	12th century	In good condition	Angles-sur-l'Anglin	Open to the public. It was classified a historic monument February 10, 1926
Château d' Angles-sur-l'anglin			Avanton	Privately owned
Château d' Ayron	15th century		Ayron	Owned by the town
Château d'Auxances	12th-15th century		Migné-Auxances	Property of a religious association
Château baronial ou des Evêques de Poitiers	11th-14th century		Chauvigny	Owned by the town
Château de la Bâtie	17th century		Mouterre-Silly	Privately owned
Château de Bernay	Moyen Age-17th century		Iteuil	Privately owned
Château du Bois-Doucet
Château de la Bonnetière
Château de Berrie	12th century	In good condition	Berrie	Open to the public all year. The entire castle and the land on which it was built were classified historic monument October 3, 1997.
Château de Bierson	19th-20th century		Marçay	Owned by a private company
Château du Bois-Dousset	14th-17th century		Lavoux	Privately owned
Château du Bois-Gourmond	14th-16th century		Loudun	Privately owned
Château de Boismorand	15th-19th century		Antigny	Owned by a private company
Château du Bois-Rogue	13th-16th century		Loudun	Privately owned
Château de la Bonnetière	13th century	Remains	La Chaussée	The chapel houses an exhibition on the history of the castle.
Château de Bonnivet	1515	In good condition	Vendeuvre-du-Poitou	The remains of the castle Bonnivets, its boundary wall and the archaeological site were registered historic monument September 19, 2001.
Château d' Bourg-Archambault	13th-19th century		Bourg-Archambault	Privately owned
Château de la Bournalière	17th century		Cuhon	Privately owned
Château du Breuil	17th century		Vernon	Owned by a private company
Château de la Brosse	16th-17th century		Vicq-sur-Gartempe	Privately owned
Château de Cercigny	14th-17th century		Vivonne	Privately owned
Château de la Chaise	15th century		Saint-Rémy-sur-Creuse	Privately owned
Château de Chambonneau	14th century	In good condition	Gizay	Currently owned by the Family Beaucorps-Crequy- Lozouet of Beaucorps-Créquy.
Château de La Chapelle-Bellouin	16th century		Roche-Rigault (La)	Privately owned
Château de la Chapelle Bellouin
Château de Château-Larcher			Château-Larcher	Owned by the town
Château de Cherves	12th-17th century		Cherves	Privately owned
Château des Chézeaux en bordure du CR 7	15th-18th century		Vendeuvre-du-Poitou	Privately owned
Château de la Chèze (Chiré-en-Montreuil)			Chiré-en-Montreuil
Château de la Chèze (Latillé)	17th-19th century		Latillé	Private property
Château de Chiré-en-Montreuil	15th-17th century		Chiré-en-Montreuil	Owned by the town
Château de Chitré	16th-19th century		Vouneuil-sur-Vienne	Privately owned
Château de Cibioux	15th-18th century		Surin	Privately owned
Château de Clairvaux	15th century	In good condition	Scorbé-Clairvaux	The castle is a historic monument in 1928. During World War II , the castle was the seat of the Allied Command and serves refugee camp, and hosts even after the camps. Many degradation thus succeed before the purchase by the current owner, with the support of Historic Monuments, undertook its restoration. Besides an exhibition devoted to Henri III, it now houses the Museum of chess.
Château du Cluzeau	12th-16th century		Lathus-Saint-Rémy	Private property
Château de la Coincardière	15th century		Sanxay	Privately owned
Château de la Cour	16th-18th century		Jazeneuil	Owned by an association
Château de Coussay	16th century		Coussay	Privately owned
Château-Couvert	16th century	Ruins	Jaunay-Clan	It was listed in the inventory of Historical Monuments in 1984 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château-Couvert
Château de Crémault	16th-17th century		Bonneuil-Matours	Owned by the town
Château de Dissay	15th century	In good condition	Dissay	It was classified as a historical monument by order of May 9, 1989
Château d'Épanvilliers	1530	Restored	Brux	It is open to the public July and August.
Château d'Etables	15th-18th century		Charrais	Privately owned
Château d'Épanvilliers
Château de l'Étang			Saint-Pierre-d'Exideuil
Château du Fief-Clairet	17th century		Saint-Benoît	Privately owned
Château du Fou	15th century	Restored	Vouneuil-sur-Vienne	The gate, the moat, towers, turret, staircase, vault have been classified as a historical monument in 1953. The rest of the castle including the undeveloped parts was included in the Inventory of Historical Monuments in 2010.
Château de Fougeret	15th-19th century		Queaux	Private property
Château de Furigny			Neuville-de-Poitou	Privately owned
Château de la Fuye			Mouterre-Silly	Privately owned
Château de Galmoisin	17th century		Saint-Maurice-la-Clouère	Privately owned
Château de Gençay	1250	Ruine	Gençay	It is now ruins of archaeological interest.
Château de Gilles de Rais	13th-16th century		Cheneché	Privately owned
Château de la Grande Jaille	17th-19th century		Sammarçolles	Privately owned
Château de Grandmaison	15th century		Vouillé	Privately owned
Château de la Groie	15th-18th century		Ingrandes	Privately owned
Château de La Guérinière	19th century		Guesnes	Privately owned
Château de la Guitière	14th-20th century		Saint-Pierre-de-Maillé	Privately owned
Château d'Habin ou Abin	15th century		Saint-Genest-d'Ambière	Privately owned
Château d'Harcourt			Chauvigny	Owned by the town
Château du Haut-Clairvaux	10th century	Partially restored	Scorbé-Clairvaux	The imposing building, a tower, probably the smallest, and a stately chapel have been preserved. The remains of the chapel and the dungeon are classified as historical monuments by order of November 25, 1926 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_du_Haut-Clairvaux
Château de la Jarige			Pressac
Château de Joussé	15th century		Joussé	Privately owned
Château de Jutreau	15th century		Saint-Pierre-de-Maillé	Privately owned
Château de la Lande	16th century		Montmorillon	Visits from outside: from 1st of July to 13th of August daily from 14 am to 17h 30 (except July 14). Visits inside with the 1st of July to 13th of August to 14 h 30 15 h 30 16 h 30 except Saturdays, Sundays and July 14. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_la_Lande_(Montmorillon)
Château de Lavau	15th century		Celle-Lévescault	Privately owned
Château de Léray	16th century	In good condition	Saint-Pierre-d'Exideuil	It was listed as a historic monument November 7, 1932.
Château de Leugny			Leugny	Privately owned
Château de Loubressay	18th century		Bonnes	Privately owned
Château de Léray
Château de Loudun			Loudun	Owned by the town
Château de Lusignan	11th century	Ruine	Lusignan	The castle served as a prison Jacques Heart and the future king of France, Louis XII. It is listed as a historic monument since 1997.
Château de Lussac-les-Châteaux			Lussac-les-Châteaux	Privately owned
Château de la Maillollière			Blanzay	Privately owned
Château de Marçay	12th-18th century		Chouppes	Privately owned
Château de Marconnay	15th-17th century		Sanxay	Privately owned
Château de Mariéville et abords	19th century		Bonneuil-Matours	Privately owned
Château de la Massardière	15th-17th century		Thuré	Privately owned
Château de Masseuil	1430		Quinçay	Currently owned by Family Grassin-Gail. It was ranked in the inventory of Historic Monuments April 8, 1963. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Masseuil
Château de la Merveillère			Thuré
Château de la Messelière	15th century		Queaux	Privately owned
Château La Minauderie	17th century		Poitiers	Privately owned
Château de Mondion	15th century		Mondion	Privately owned
Château de Montfaucon	Moyen Age-15th century		Marigny-Brizay	Private property
Château de Monthoiron	15th-16th century		Monthoiron	Privately owned
Château de Montpensier	15th century		Vézières	Privately owned
Château de Montreuil-Bonnin			Montreuil-Bonnin
Château de Monts-sur-Guesnes	14th-18th century		Monts-sur-Guesnes	Privately owned
Château de Morthemer	19th century		Valdivienne	Private property
Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers	13th century	Ruine and abandoned	Trois-Moutiers	Plants grow from both sides and devastating walls and roofs already in poor condition, and stones suffer the passage of time. Only the chapel is still in relatively good condition and recalls with the pigeon, the power of the ancient feud. An arrow indicates the monument sign at the entrance to the road leading to it from the local road.
Château de la Mothe	16th century		Persac	Privately owned
Château de la Motte (Chalandray)	15th century		Chalandray	Owned by a private company
Château de la Motte (Usseau)	15th-19th century		Usseau	Privately owned
Château et église Notre-Dame	12th-14th century		Moncontour	Owned by the town
Château des Ormes	17th century	In good condition	Ormes	In 2001 it was acquired and "reconstituted" by Mr. and Mrs. Abbou, the new owners are willing to open to the public the castle and its outbuildings, classified historic monument since 1966 (for the facades and roofs), the rest of domain is registered since 2005 only.
Château du Pin	12th-19th century		Coulonges	Privately owned
Château de La Planche	16th century		Vivonne	Privately owned
Château de Prunier			Pindray	Privately owned
Château de Purnon	18th-20th century		Verrue	Private property
Château de Puygarreau (Orches)	17th century		Orches	Privately owned
Château de Puygarreau (Saint-Genest-d'Ambière)	15th-17th century		Saint-Genest-d'Ambière	Privately owned
Château des Robinières	16th century		Scorbé-Clairvaux	Some items are listed under historical monuments since June 27, 1984 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_des_Robinières
Château de la Roche-Amenon	18th-19th century		Buxeuil	Privately owned
Château des Robinières
Château de Rochefort	15th century		Mirebeau	Privately owned
Château de La Roche-Gençay			Magné	Privately owned
Château de la Roche-du-Maine	16th century		Prinçay	Privately owned
Château de la Roche-Marteau ou Roche-Martel ou Roche-du-Maine	15th-16th century		Roiffé	Privately owned
Château de Rochemaux	15th-17th century		Charroux	Privately owned
Château de la Roche-d'Orillac	15th-17th century		Saint-Gaudent	Privately owned
Château des Roches	15th-16th century		Vendeuvre-du-Poitou	Privately owned
Château de Rouhet			Beaumont	Privately owned
Château de Saint-Julien-l'Ars	14th century		Saint-Julien-l'Ars	Privately owned
Château de Sautonne	17th century		Martaizé	Privately owned
Chateau de Sommières-du-Clain			Sommières-du-Clain
Château de Targé	15th century	In good condition	Châtellerault	In a town of 884 people, it has today been converted into a municipal museum. The village was incorporated in Targé Chatellerault.
Château de Targé
Château de Ternay	1439	In good condition	Ternay	The castle is now inhabited and partly converted into cottages and stables cottage can accommodate 10 people.
Château de Touffou	12th century	In good condition	Bonnes	It was bought in 1964 by the British advertising David Ogilvy. It is now owned by his wife Herta Ogilvy Lens. They are all devoted to the development of the gardens until his death on 21st of July 1999
Château de la Tour d'Oyré	15th-19th century		Availles-en-Châtellerault	Owned by a private company
Château de la Tour-de-Naintré	14th-16th century		Naintré	Privately owned
Château de la Tour-de-Ry ou Tourderie	15th-16th century		Coussay	Privately owned
Château de la Tour-de-Signy	16th century		Marigny-Brizay	Privately owned
Château de Valençay	15th century		Antran	Privately owned
Château de la Valette	18th century		Marigny-Brizay	Privately owned
Château de Vaucour			Leignes-sur-Fontaine	Privately owned
Château de la Vervolière
Château de Vayres	14th-17th century	In good condition	Saint-Georges-lès-Baillargeaux	Owned by a private company
Château de Verrières	14th-16th century		Bournand	Privately owned
Château de la Vervollière	15th-16th century		Coussay-les-Bois	Privately owned
Château de Villenon	15th century		Anché	Privately owned
Château de Yversay	18th century		Yversay	Privately owned
Château d'Yversay
Domaine de la Réauté	17th-18th century		Ligugé	Privately owned
Donjon de Saint-Cassien	12th century		Angliers	It is listed as a historical monument since September 29, 1987. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donjon_de_Saint-Cassien
Forge de Verrières	17th-18th century		Lhommaizé	Private property
Manoir de la Thibaudière			Tercé
Tour du Cordier		Ruine	Poitiers	All this old wall to which it belongs has been classified as a historical monument by decree of January 11, 1921 fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tour_du_Cordier
Tour de Viliers Boivin			Vézières

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