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Le château en bref
On the banks of the Venoge, the Château de L'Isle is a seigneurial residence in the classical French style, built at the end of the 17th century for Charles de Chandieu. It opens onto a French-style garden extended by a basin flanked by two avenues of trees. After the Chandieu family, who lived there until the end of the 18th century, it passed to François Louis Roulet de Neuchâtel, then, through marriage, to the Cornaz de Montet Cudrefin family. The commune acquired and restored it in 1876. Listed as a monument historique since 1941, it houses municipal offices and classrooms and can be visited by appointment.