Château de Clauzuroux

The Chateau de Clauzuroux consists of a square complex measuring 50 meters on each side with an inner courtyard and two round towers at the north and west corners.

The castle, built on the site of a medieval manor, became property of the Faucher family in the 16th century and expanded during the 17th and 18th centuries.

The estate displays French noble architecture with its portal pediment dated 1701, mansard roofs, dormers, and a formal French garden across a water channel.

The castle functions as a guest accommodation with rooms and apartments, located at the intersection of three municipalities in the Dordogne region.

A historical hydraulic system includes a channel fed by the Pude River featuring a water staircase, an architectural element positioned hundred meters upstream.

Location: Champagne-et-Fontaine

Location: La Chapelle-Grésignac

Location: Cherval

Website: http://chateaudeclauzuroux.com

GPS coordinates: 45.40972,0.35583

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:09