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Château de Chadieu is located in Authezat, in the Puy-de-Dôme, within an estate in the alluvial valley of the Allier. A fortified house is attested there in the 13th century. In 1627, François de Montboissier-Beaufort, lord of Monton and des Martres, acquired the estate and had a residential château built there in the 17th century; the estate passed in 1689 to the de Tane family, then, at the Revolution, Joseph de La Rochelambert emigrated in 1791. The royalist conspirator, Baron de Batz, died at the château in 1822. Acquired in 1836 by Baron d'Arbelles, the château passed through the marriage of his daughter to the Marquis de Biliotti in 1856. The château retains a blue drawing room with a rosette ceiling, a period fireplace and a chapel with a starred blue vault. In 1986, an intercommunal syndicate acquired the estate, of which the château was sold in 1995 to a private individual who restored it; a fire partially damaged it in 2011. The park and the alluvial forest of the estate are open to the public.
- Époque de construction
- XVIIᵉ siècle (1650)
- Localisation
- Authezat, PUY-DE-DOME
- Accès au public
- Visite sous conditions
- Usage actuel
- Château privé en restauration, visible de l'extérieur ; domaine et forêt alluviale propriété d'un syndicat intercommunal, ouverts au public avec activités et locations.