Built in the fifteenth century (keep), amended the eighteenth (porch) likely to improve housing conditions, the manor depended on the origin of the Dukes of Mercoeur. The building consists of three main buildings surrounding a rectangular courtyard enclosed by a monumental gate. The first body building is an old tower with a square base which is adjoined a building later. The old tower has a solid appearance and has retained a prominent buttress its destination defensive. At the corner overlooking the courtyard is the turret stair which has kept 3 bretèches in its upper part. The third building, formed the old common. The building is a common feature of the region: small rectangular building extended by a flag with a square base a little higher. The porch located on the wall connecting the tower to the common, formerly contained two doors, one on the left for pedestrians, the other in the center for carriages. A third breakthrough was then walled ...
Castle Apchat 63 Apchat, private property not open to visitors.
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