Château de Romefort, Medieval castle in Ciron, France.
Château de Romefort is a medieval castle in Ciron with a square floor plan and four corner towers. The structure merges residential and defensive spaces within a unified fortified design.
Construction took place between 1180 and 1190, with the castle first documented in 1182 under Gaudin de Romefort's ownership. This early period established its role as a fortified seat in the region.
The castle received renovations in troubadour style between 1872 and 1877 under the Bondy family's direction. These changes shaped how the building looks today.
The castle remains private property with no public access available to visitors. Those interested in its history can consult records held at the Indre departmental archives.
The fortress controlled a ford across the Creuse River, placing it at a key crossing point for regional traffic. This strategic location gave it significant control over movement through the area.
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