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The Château de Jaurias, in Gout-Rossignol, is an 18th-century residence built around 1770–1780 by Denis Aubin de Jaurias, a musketeer of the King's Guard, and his wife Julie-Charlotte de Tessières de Miremont, on the site of a 16th-century manor house. The Revolution prevented its completion; the main block was enlarged in the 19th century. Built of dressed limestone and rendered rubble stone under a slate roof, it has seven bays and scrolled dormer windows, a straight masonry staircase and a pavilion (a former orangery) with balustrades. The estate, formerly a wine estate, has kept its wine storehouse (chai) with its wooden crane, an English-style landscape park and a family chapel dating from 1860. A private residence still owned by the family, it opens exceptionally during events.