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Le château en bref
In the heart of the Quercy, at Couzou, La Pannonie began as a grange belonging to the Abbey of Obazine, mentioned in 1286, which became a fortified manor house that Michel de Lagrange was authorised to fortify between 1535 and 1546. Bought around 1685–1687 by Pierre-Antoine Vidal de Lapize de Lunegarde, the estate gained a west wing around 1725 and then, in 1765, a south façade that turned it into a country château. The U-shaped plan, with a basement, a full storey and an attic, opens onto a grand classical façade with a central projecting bay and a triangular pediment. In 1780, Antoine Vidal de Lapize had painted panels on wood and canvas brought from the Château de Saint-Sulpice installed there. The reception rooms retain decorative plasterwork (gypseries); an English-style landscape park with ornamental pools dates from the mid-19th century. The château has been listed as a Monument Historique since 1992; the outbuilding and the park have been registered since 2012. Privately owned.