En un regard
Le château en bref
Château de Mutigney stands on a terrace overlooking the Ognon plain, in the north of the Jura. Built largely in the third quarter of the 15th century, it is arranged around an inner courtyard. To the north, the main residential block is flanked by two circular towers and contains several monumental fireplaces; an octagonal stair tower rises on its south façade. Facing it, a second building is flanked by two square towers, while the structures that once closed the other sides of the courtyard have disappeared after falling into disrepair. A former curtain wall completed the defences, the northern side being naturally protected by marshland. In the mid-15th century the château belonged to the Vaudrey family, then passed by marriage to the Le Moyne and the Mayrot families. The façades, roofs and five fireplaces have been listed as historic monuments since 22 July 1971. It remains a privately owned property.