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Le château en bref
The Château de Broussette, at Reilhac in the Cantal, comprises a 15th-century square tower with four vaulted storeys, originally served by an external wooden staircase; a very well-preserved 15th-century pointed-arch (ogival) chapel – built as early as 1335 by Eustache Fabri, bailiff of the Montagnes d'Auvergne; and a rectangular main residential building (corps de logis) erected in the early 19th century. Founded by the Fabri family (14th–15th centuries), the estate passed through the marriage of Humberte Fabri to Jean de Cayrac to the Cayrac family (c. 1380–1571), then to the d'Escorailles (1571–1592), Roquemaurel (17th century) and de Veyre (from 1638) families, before falling to the Delzons family, including Alexandre Delzons (1800–1859), father of Aglaée Delzons, mother of the Charmes brothers, figures of French letters.