Château de la Vigne

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In Bondues, in the Lille metropolitan area, the Château de la Vigne is a late eighteenth-century residence. The date 1777 appears on the plans drawn by the architect Lesaffre, who designed it for Michel-Eugène-Joseph Aronio de Romblay. Through marriage, the property then passed to the de la Serre family, who kept it until 1937. Sold that year to a farmer, it was then stripped of its interior decoration. In 1967, the Société du Château de la Vigne bought it and undertook its restoration; the banister of the monumental staircase was notably reinstalled. The building consists of a rectangular main body in stone and brick, seven bays by five, set on a stone base and topped with a mansard roof pierced by oeil-de-bœuf dormers, to which two low wings are attached. It now serves as the clubhouse of the Bondues golf course and houses a restaurant.