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Le château en bref
Montlevicq Castle (Indre) stands on a site of Gallo-Roman origin where a fortified manor house is recorded from the 13th century under the Vernage family. At the beginning of the 15th century, Raoul de La Celle undertook the main construction, whose coat of arms survives above the entrance to the tower. The castle consists of three wings arranged at right angles around a courtyard, flanked by corner towers. The north wing, the oldest, includes a large tower with a spiral staircase surmounted by a turret; the east wing has two arched doorways with escutcheons, and the south wing, known as the "petit logis", is later.