Château de Lancosme

The castle stands on a vast estate bordered by the Claise River, featuring three circular towers and a neo-medieval architectural design with limestone walls.

Built around 1500, the Savary family owned the castle until 1850, when Belgian Benoist Crombez acquired it and initiated extensive reconstruction works.

The castle houses a Broadwood piano that belonged to Frederic Chopin and served as a safeguard for the Musée Condé collection during World War II.

The property now functions as the headquarters of Société Arcadès, specializing in institutional and advertising film production, with 75 rooms and a 110-square-meter reception hall.

The walls display a mosaic pattern created by combining local limestone and ferruginous sandstone, reflecting traditional regional construction techniques.

Location: Vendœuvres

Inception: 15 century

GPS coordinates: 46.80444,1.39287

Latest update: October 13, 2025 15:04