Château de La Pommeraye

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The Château de La Pommeraye is located in the commune of Agonges, in the Allier department. Rectangular in plan, flanked by two projecting square pavilions and with round towers at the rear dating from the 15th century, it combines this medieval base with classical features typical of an Ancien Régime residence. The first known owner, Simonnet de la Pomerie, held the estate as a fief of the castellany of Bourbon as early as 1410. The estate then passed to the de Laugère, Barbe, Feydeau, de La Celle and Le Borgne families, and then to the Marquis Joseph de Beaucaire. A staircase with a wrought-iron banister was added in the 18th century. In the 19th century, the Moulin family had the façades "medievalised" by the architect Jean-Bélisaire Moreau. The château, its outbuildings and its park have been listed (inscrits) as monuments historiques since 3 December 2001. As a private property, it is not open to visitors.