The Louis XVI Pavilion

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Le château en bref

The so-called Louis XVI Pavilion, in Cugnaux (Haute-Garonne), is a residence dating from the late eighteenth century, whose main phase of work took place in 1790. Inspired by Jacques-Ange Gabriel, it is laid out in a U shape with wings returning to form a courtyard, the south wing serving as a wine store; its decoration includes stucco work attributed to Jean-Baptiste Julia and painted canvases by an artist named Barthe. The estate's wine-making activity is documented from the eighteenth century onwards. A privately owned property, the pavilion, its returning wings and its park have been listed as a monument historique since 6 November 1995.