En un regard
Le château en bref
Mentioned as early as 1328 as the 'maison de nanto sub Tilio', held by Jeanne de Liventon from the Duke of Burgundy, and then referred to in 1488 as the 'maison dite de Beauregard' with a press and a pond, the property passed in 1667 to François Bretagne, royal counsellor at the Parlement of Burgundy. The main building, constructed in the 16th century on 14th-century foundations, has an elongated rectangular plan with one full storey pierced by rectangular windows, and is flanked by two square towers on the north side; the inner courtyard includes a square tower to the south-east and a round tower to the south-west. A 17th-century dovecote with a vaulted cellar survives from the former outbuildings. Listed as a historic monument (inscrit) on 30 December 1987, the château now offers guest rooms (chambres d'hôtes).