Houses, houses and houses in Charente

Logis
16240 Longré

The house of Cherconnay, built in the 14th and 15th centuries in Longré, Charente, is a rectangular medieval building with a round tower and archères, classified as a historical monument in 1994.

Logis
16240 La Forêt-de-Tessé

The house of Tessé, an old fortified house of the 12th and 15th centuries, is located in La Forêt-de-Tessa in Charente. This medieval monument, enlarged in the 19th century, bears witness to the defensive and seigneurial architecture of the region.

Logis
16250 Champagne-Vigny

The house of Maine-Giraud, a 16th century mansion in Champagne-Vigny, Charente, was the residence of Alfred de Vigny. Surrounded by vineyards, it houses a polygonal tower and a distillery still in operation today.

Logis
16410 Sers

The house of Nanteuil, a medieval building of the 14th and 17th centuries, dominates the valley of the Échelle in Sers, Charente. This historic monument combines defensive architecture and subsequent transformations, reflecting its evolution through the ages.

Logis
16500 Ansac-sur-Vienne

The Villatte House, a 16th and 17th century mansion in Ansac-sur-Vienne (Charente), is a former seigneurial seat with a chapel and remarkable defensive elements, classified as a historical monument in 1991.

Logis
16490 Alloue

The Logis de la Vergne, in Alloue, New Aquitaine, is a 15th and 17th century manor house, surrounded by a historical estate and classified as a monument. It now houses a cultural project dedicated to Maria Casarès.

Logis
16800 Soyaux

The house of Frégeneuil, built in the 18th century in Soyaux in Charente, is a historical estate surrounded by terraced gardens and classified outbuildings, witness to a rich feudal and seigneurial history since the 12th century.

Logis
16560 Coulgens

The house of Sigogne, built between the 13th and 15th century in Coulgens, Charente, is a former seigneurial mansion marked by a medieval tower and a history linked to local noble families.