Houses and villas classified in Indre

36130 Déols

12th century house in Deols, in the Centre-Val de Loire, housing a medieval capital probably from the old local abbey, now preserved at the Bertrand Museum.

Caves
36300 Le Blanc

The crypt of Charasson, an ancient 13th century wine cellar in Le Blanc (Indre), is a vaulted cellar classified as a historical monument in 1928, integrated into a 16th century house.

Maison classée MH
36170 Saint-Benoît-du-Sault

The Maison de l'Argentier, a 15th century civil building, stands in Saint-Benoît-du-Sault in the Centre-Val de Loire, remarkable for its carved portal adorned with a rosette and feminine heads.

Maison classée MH
36400 La Châtre

The Sainte-Radegonde chapel-fontaine, known as the Grand Font, is a 15th century public building located in La Châtre (Indre), the only example of a well preserved medieval fountain in the Centre-Val de Loire.

36130 Déols

House in Deols (Indre) housing a sculpted Gallo-Roman lintel, reused in its structure. Classified Historic Monument for its ancient architectural element.

36340 Mouhers

The mansion and mill of Archy, built in the middle of the eighteenth century in Mouhers (Centre-Val de Loire), illustrates the rural and seigneurial architecture of the Black Valley, linked to the writer Henri de Latouche.

36100 Issoudun

Bourgeois house of the early 19th century in Issoudun, in the Centre-Val de Loire, remarkable for its Empire facade and its shopfront protected as Historic Monument since 1963.

Maison du Bailli
36700 Châtillon-sur-Indre

The Maison du Bailli, a 15th-century rectangular building in Châtillon-sur-Indre (Centre-Val de Loire), is distinguished by its five-sided staircase turret and remains of 16th-17th-century murals.