PARC DU CHÂTEAU DE ROUVOLTZ - JARZÉ VILLAGES

Eclectic movement for the new château completed in 1851, attributed to Delarue. Communes built by Sébastien Delletre between 1854 and 1856. Former fief and seigneury belonging to Guillaume de Cornesse in 1458. Jean de Carbonnier, husband of Anne de la Roche, owned it in the 16th century. Pierre de La Haie sold it, along with La Rochbouët, to François Grimaudet in 1595. In the 16th century, the main building of the Rouvaux estate consisted of a fortified quadrilateral manor-farm surrounded by a moat. The Rochebouët Rouvoltz alliance in 1845 gave rise to the transformation of the estate. A new château was built on top of the Rouvaux land in 1851 to plans attributed to architect Pierre Félix Delarue. The ensemble is set in a newly designed park with a pond. The park and building exteriors are the only parts of the estate open to visitors in summer. Visits are free or accompanied by the owners and/or documents. Visit of the exterior and park, guided by the owner or with documents if the owner is absent. Open Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from July 1 to 26 and from September 2 to 27, 2024. Please phone before visiting: 06 87 48 73 45