Château de Beauregard

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Le château en bref

First recorded in the early 17th century as a seigneurial house with a farm at the place called le Coron, the Beauregard site became in the 18th century the summer residence of the bishops of Dijon, who had a château built there. Sold as national property (bien national) after the Revolution, it lost part of its buildings in the 19th century. The surviving two-storey main building (corps de logis) has large elongated cross windows with four lights on the ground floor and square windows on the first floor; it is flanked by two turrets that form only a slight projection at roof level. To the south stands the Fort de Beauregard, listed as a historic monument (inscrit aux monuments historiques) since 2006. Bought in 2019 by Pascal and Franck Boisselier, the estate has been converted into an Ibis hotel.