En un regard
Le château en bref
Mentioned as early as 1172 under the name 'Castrum antiniaci' in the cartulary of Saint-Seine, the Château d'Antigny became a possession of the Abbey of Saint-Seine in 1178, before passing to the Montbéliard, Joigny and then Noyers families over the course of the Middle Ages. It comprises an irregular rectangular tower on an ovoid motte of about 28 x 35 metres, surrounded by a polygonal curtain wall that was once crenellated and equipped with a wall-walk, as well as a more modern château of the 15th–17th centuries built around a rectangular courtyard in the bailey, completed by Jacques de Vienne in 1629. Raised to a marquisate in 1655 under Claude Damas du Breuil and his wife, it has been classified as a historic monument since 1993. A private property, it is not open to visitors but remains visible from the road.