Château de Perdigat (Perdigat Manor)

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Le château en bref

Away from the major castle routes of the Périgord, the manor of Perdigat soberly embodies the rural noble architecture of the Sarladais at the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries. From a modest agricultural centre mentioned as early as the 14th century, the site evolved into a fortified house flanked by a defensive round tower and an elegant polygonal stair tower, before being enriched with a Renaissance doorway finely carved with crockets and finials. The de Vassal family held the seigneury for more than two centuries, until the Revolution broke up the property. Its façades and roofs have been protected as Monuments Historiques since 1971. Now privately owned, it is undergoing a heritage restoration supported by the DRAC of Bordeaux.