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Le château en bref
Built at the end of the seventeenth century to commemorate the marriage of Emmanuel de Timbrune-Valence and Charlotte de Fontenilles, daughter of the lord of Boussan, the Château de la Nine is distinguished by a square main building of 1000 m², crossed by two wide galleries of 32 metres that intersect at right angles beneath a 7-metre dome. The last owner, Valence, commanded the French troops at the Battle of Valmy, whose resistance was decisive for the victory. Since 1886, the estate has belonged to a Pyrenean family related to several major French composers of the nineteenth century.