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Heritage classified

Origin and history

The park of the castle of Buthiers extends around a castle located in Buthiers, in Haute-Saône, in the region Burgundy-Franche-Comté. This landscaped park, which opens south, descends to the Ognon River and is crossed by Buthiers Creek. It is a central element of the local landscape, combining built heritage and natural environment.

The park is located in part on the nearby municipality of Voray-sur-l'Ognon. It is an integral part of the Buthiers Bocage Nature Reserve, created in 1982, which underscores its ecological and landscape importance. The castle and its park were listed as historical monuments in 1980 and are also listed as listed sites of the Haute-Saône by the DREAL.

Although the source text does not specify the time of construction of the castle or park, their listing as historic monuments and their integration into a nature reserve reflect their heritage and environmental value. The park, with its wooded spaces and streams, reflects the typical organisation of aristocratic estates in rural areas, where nature was often set up as a framework for the seigneurial residence.

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