Logis de Sigogne

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Le château en bref

The Logis de Sigogne, in the hamlet of the same name in the commune of Coulgens, combines a 14th-century entrance tower, supplemented in the 16th century by a polygonal stair tower, with 17th-century wings set at right angles that were razed in 1970. The seigneury, documented from the 13th century onwards, passed successively to the Acarie, La Rochefoucauld and Tizon d'Argence families, then to François Vinaud in 1670 and to François de Bordage in the early 18th century, whose descendants kept it until the Revolution. Left in ruins, the logis was saved by the Club Marpen between 1985 and 2008, then fully rehabilitated by the Ferrant family after they acquired it in 2018. Listed as a historic monument, the historic logis has once again become a family home closed to the public, while the estate also offers holiday cottages (gîtes).