Château de Planèzes, Luc-la-Primaube, France

Château de Planèzes was built in the 15th century. Today it is privately owned.

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Jean Yves Dujipérou (6 years ago)
Inaccessible! Some beautiful shots for those interested in this type of building.

Roland Salvato (7 years ago)
Magnificently preserved, including details from a nineteenth century remodel, this château was built tall to oversee the countryside and accommodate multiple families.

michaël vergnes (7 years ago)
Pretty castle without possibility of visit.

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