Tosny Castle

En un regard

Le château en bref

The Tosny estate first belonged to the powerful Norman family of Roger de Tosny. After the fall of Château-Gaillard, the fief passed to Cadoc, leader of Flemish mercenaries, and then, after an English occupation, to the Lévis family in the early fifteenth century. The present château was built around 1676-1678. It then passed to the Coëtlogon, La Roche-Aymon and other families, before being acquired by the Séguin family at the end of the nineteenth century. Its main façade opens onto a vast lawn, while the other overlooks the valley to the east. A funerary chapel is attached to the north side, and a wrought-iron gate of the period closes off the entrance. Private residence.