Château de Coulans, 18th century castle in Coulans-sur-Gée, France.
Château de Coulans is a castle in Coulans-sur-Gée featuring architectural elements from the mid-18th century alongside late 19th century additions, positioned on a west-facing hill. The structure combines multiple construction periods and displays characteristic forms typical of French country estates from this era.
The site originated in the 13th century as a stronghold for the lords of Coulans under the jurisdiction of Sillé le Guillaume county. The Pasquier family acquired the property in 1687 and has maintained ownership through their lineage to this day.
The French Ministry of Culture designated parts of the castle as a registered historic monument in 1980, preserving its architectural heritage.
The castle sits on a hillside and is accessed through guided tours that can be arranged for groups. Daytime visits work best for seeing the surrounding landscape and understanding the site's position in the region.
The Pasquier family acquired the property in 1687 and has maintained ownership through direct or indirect lineage to the present day.
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