Château d'Amoy Trégy

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Le château en bref

The Château d'Amoy Trégy stands in Vouzon, in the Sologne area of the Loir-et-Cher. It grew out of the older Château d'Amoy, recorded as early as the 12th century among the holdings of the Abbey of Saint-Denis and raised to a seigneury after a grant made in 1209 to the knight Mathieu de Dossainville. Remodelled in the Louis XIII style, the estate remained in the hands of a single family for almost four centuries, from 1487 until the early 19th century. Around 1824, Charles Augustin Rocheron d'Amoy and his cousin Aglael founded the Château d'Amoy-Trégy in Vouzon, which became the family's main residence; their descendants, the Saint-Pol family, still live there today.