Château de Coat-an-Noz

Belle-Isle-en-Terre, France

Château de Coat-an-Noz was built between 1880-1884 by Countess Sesmaisons. Since her it has been owned by several families and is still in private use (but not restored).

References:

Wikipedia

Address

Pan Fourby 11-12, Belle-Isle-en-Terre, France

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Details

Founded: 1880-1884
Category: Castles and fortifications in France

Rating

4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Nathalie Belloche (4 years ago)
Nice very informative walk!

Kate M Armstrong (5 years ago)
Elegant building being renovated so no access to interior

Raymond Buontempo (6 years ago)
Fantastic

Jessica Violanti (7 years ago)
Sublime ... je suis totalement sous le charme du château et de son histoire.. Nous sommes tombés sur un ami du proprio qui nous a raconté l'histoire du château ❤

Annick LE CAM (7 years ago)
Belle restauration, dommage que les fenêtres ne soient pas encore posés.

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