Château, Church of Saint-Nazaire and Presbytery of Navacelles

En un regard

Le château en bref

The château, the Church of Saint-Nazaire and the presbytery of Navacelles form a group comprising the château, the Church of Saint-Nazaire (11th century, damaged and burnt in 1703) and the presbytery, curtain wall, Clock Tower. The façades and roofs of the château and the presbytery, the church, the south-west curtain wall, the Clock Tower, and the boundary wall along the street with its two entrance gateways are registered as historic monuments by order of 9 May 1978. The château of Navacelles belongs to the Cady family, who in 1907 added the name Roustan de Navacelle to their surname. The Roustans, a bourgeois family from Nîmes, had acquired the seigneurial rights over Navacelles from the noble family de Roux de Navacelles in the 1760s. They took the name.