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Le château en bref
The Château de Montot, in Brazey-en-Morvan (Côte-d'Or), was built in 1857 for François-Émile de La Grange, justice of the peace in Liernais and general councillor of Côte-d'Or, on a meadow next to the former family residence. In the classical style and on two levels, with a rectangular plan, it is topped by a four-sided slate roof and pierced by five bays per level on the main façades and two on the side façades. Converted into a children's holiday camp in the 1950s, it counts as a notable descendant François de La Grange, a renowned wildlife documentary filmmaker of French television, who is buried in the Brazey cemetery. It is private property and is not open to visitors.