VILLAGE CASTLE
The château was built in the century, rebuilt by the Viscount of Osmond and its grounds landscaped by a Parisian banker.
Built in the 15th century by Henri Perdrier, Château Brinon-Perdrier consisted of a 3-storey main building and outbuildings arranged in a square shape and opening onto the courtyard. After the French Revolution, Viscount Charles d'Osmond had it rebuilt in the early 19th century on the site of the former outbuildings. Jean-Baptiste Paradis, a Parisian banker, transformed the 8-hectare park by adding an English river, an artificial grotto and a waterfall. The First World War left only the left wing and the pediment of the central section intact.
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