Château de Mirebeau

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Château de Mirebeau is located in the commune of Trévol, in the Allier department. The main building, consisting of a single wing, dates from the 16th or 17th century. In the 19th century, two square three-storey pavilions were added at each end of the building; built of polychrome brick in imitation of early 17th-century constructions, they feature doorways decorated with two-tone rustication and scrolled pediments evoking the Baroque style of the Louis XIII period. The north pavilion housed a kitchen, while the south pavilion, topped by a small bell-turret, serves as a chapel. The estate also includes an 18th-century barn with a typically Bourbonnais silhouette, a square dovecote, a preserved kitchen garden and a park with a pond, the whole surrounded by farm buildings arranged around a farmyard. The château has belonged to the Gassot de Champigny family since 1850. The façades and roofs of the pavilions housing the chapel and the kitchen have been registered as monuments historiques since 31 December 1985. The château is a private property and is not open to visitors.