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Le château en bref
The Château de Moloy, in the Côte-d'Or, dates back to the time of the Dukes of Burgundy and later belonged to the Abbey of Saint-Seine, whose involvement in its administration is documented as early as 1250; around 1450 it is described as a 'chastel qui est aux religieux de Saint-Seine' (a castle belonging to the monks of Saint-Seine). A description from around 1770 evokes a castle flanked by several towers, surrounded by a wide, deep water-filled moat, with a drawbridge. The building has since been rebuilt as a small U-shaped structure open to the west, occupying the south-eastern corner of a square plot 40 metres on each side, bordered to the north by a river and to the south by a water-filled moat. Privately owned, it is not open to visitors.