Fronts and roofs; the inside staircase and its wrought iron ramp; the courtyard of honor with its entrance gate, including the gate, the lions' alley with the two pillars surmounted by carved lions; the garden; the two gates to the right and left of the castle; the portal of the old castle (currently the entrance gate to the farm); the eight secondary gates with their grid (numbered 1 to 8 on the map of the folder); the ride, the dovecote, the well (cf. Bertangles A 44 to 47, 157, 158; C 11); access to the castle (cad. Poulainville ZD 36, 37): classification by order of 12 July 1982 - Fronts and roofs of the farm and the two gates (numbered 9 and 10 on the map of the file) (Box Bertangles C 11): inscription by order of 12 July 1982 - The body of buildings formerly used as saddlery, laundry and car sheds (Box Bertangles AA 30): inscription by order of 11 June 2001 - Half roundabout. Poulainville ZX 34); fence walls (cf. Bertangles A 202, 158): Order of 12 December 2006 - The missing parts of the estate, parts dating to the year 1950 and its forest park, including: the seigneurial house; the white stone barn, located to the right of the entrance of the farm, with the 19th century chapel and its vault; the white stone barn, located to the left of the entrance of the farm, with its vaulted cellar in cradle in basket handle, added to a later period; the barn about 40 metres in length to the northwest; the two buildings installed after 1745 in the extension of the seigneurial house; the barn or shed, in wooden frame and torchi, built at the location of the building in return of the seigneurial house; the chaplaincy, located at the passage of the door giving access from the courtyard of the farm to the castle; the forest park; the gate of the farm and the gates and walls of the park that have not yet been taken into account, distributed in terms of ownership (see Box A 219; AA 3, 27-30): registration by order of 18 December 2009

Germain Boffrand - Architect	Manufacturer of the castle (1730-1734).
Jean Veyren (dit Vivarais) - Ferronier	Author of the honour grid (18th century).
Louis-Joseph de Clermont-Tonnerre - Sponsor	Count having built the castle.
John Monash - Australian General	Headquarters in 1918, anoblished on site.
André Mailfert - Sculptor-restaurant	Reconstitution of woodwork (1930-1934).