Château de Haute-Sage

English translation

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History

The general appearance of the dwelling suggests the end of the 16th century or the beginning of the 17th century. But this manor is perhaps in part older (small tower containing a spiral staircase...). The noble house comprises a central body flanked by two square pavilions. The west pavilion projects substantially from the south façade which is extended by a dependency and framed by other outbuildings perpendicular to the main dwelling. On the north façade, the difference in level necessitated the construction outside the structure of a staircase. On the south side, a door framed by two pilasters and topped with a cornice with guttae, opens facing the staircase giving access to the storeys which itself continues in a spiral in a small square tower attached to the east pavilion. Dependencies to the west and east. A chapel formerly stood at the southern end of the east dependencies.