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Siaurac Castle, located in the commune of Néac (Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine), is an iconic 19th-century building. This monument, whose facades, roofs and outbuildings have been protected since 2015, embodies the bourgeois residential architecture of this period. Its park, designed by landscape architect Louis-Bernard Fisher, bears witness to the importance attached to green spaces and the harmony between nature and habitat at that time.

The protection of the castle by ministerial decree in December 2015 covers not only the main residence, but also its ancillary buildings and the entire park. This classification highlights the heritage value of the site, both for its architecture and for its landscaping. Ancient photographs, such as those of Henry Guillier (1847–1912), offer a visual glimpse of this monument, still anchored in the local landscape.

Although the practical information on current visits or uses (rents, guest rooms) is not specified in the available sources, Siaurac Castle remains a historical and cultural landmark for the region. Its exact address, 1 Château Siaurac in Néac, and its Insee code (33302) confirm its territorial anchor in Gironde, near Bordeaux.

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