En un regard
Le château en bref
A neoclassical château built in 1732 by Hector Bernard Pouffier, dean of the Parlement of Burgundy and founder of the Academy of Dijon, on an old castle motte, the Château d'Aiserey passed during the Revolution to Claude-François Vienot and then, soon afterwards, to Martin Lejéas-Carpentier, whose descendants kept it until the end of the 20th century and extensively remodelled it in the mid-19th century. Consistent with a description from 1764 – a central pavilion known as the 'old tower' flanked by two two-storey wings – it retains bas-reliefs on its north façade and an interior staircase in dressed stone. The municipality bought and restored the outbuildings in 1994; since 1995, master glazier Pierre-Alain Parot, winner of the 2016 Liliane Bettencourt Prize and restorer of the stained-glass windows of Notre-Dame de Paris, has had his workshop there.