The Château du Creux is a classical 18th-century house, remodelled by Nicolas-Martial Foacier, architect to the King at Versailles. Kept within the same family line since the 14th century, it is today listed as a Historic Monument.
Seven centuries of inheritance, from the medieval seigneury to the classical house.
Foacier’s classical design: central block, projecting wings, mansard pavilions.
A landscape park along the Aumance, a walled kitchen garden and the court of honour.
An unbroken line since the 14th century: Fougières, Nicolaï, and today’s family.
