Château de La Rocque de Cascornus

En un regard

Le château en bref

The Château de La Rocque (also known as “les Arnali”), in Saint-Clément (Cantal), stood halfway up the slope on the right bank of the Goul. The seigneury was held by the La Roque family from the early 16th century, before passing to the Cassagne-Beaufort family, marquesses of Miramont, who held it jointly with the Bresons family from 1658. Fine avenues of centuries-old trees, felled in 1746, and gardens laid out in 1749 graced the estate. The Marquis de Miramont remained its owner until 1789. Today only ruins survive, on a mound near the village.