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Описание: Le ch^ateau a 'et'e 'edifi'e vers 1880, `a la place d’un ancien ch^ateau br^ul'e `a la R'evolution. Il est situ'e au centre du village et appartient depuis plus de 350 ans `a la famille de Cardevacque d’Havrincourt. Il a servi de si`ege d’'etat major vers 1916, lors de l’occupation allemande. Se trouvant sur la ligne Hindenburg, en 1917 il a 'et'e min'e par les Allemands. La premi`ere pierre du ch^ateau actuel fut pos'ee le 23 juin 1928 et b'enie par Monsieur le Doyen Ducrocq. Le ch^ateau actuel est une r'eplique du ch^ateau poitevin de Saint-Loup-sur-Thouet. Les architectes Molinie et Nicoud en ont confi'e l’ex'ecution `a l’entreprise Dutoit de Fontaine Notre Dame. Les 5 corps de b^atiment accol'es sont coiff'es de hautes toitures ind'ependantes. La facade en brique et pierre entourant de grandes fen^etres, un foss'e l’entoure. Parterre `a la francaise entre deux communs 'elev'es dans le m^eme style. La facade post'erieure est pr'ec'ed'ee d’une terrasse monumentale & d’un escalier `a double vol'ee, la grille provient de l’ancien ch^ateau de V'elu d'etruit pendant la Grande Guerre et non reconstruit... The castle was built by 1880, on the place of a former castle burned in the Revolution. It is situated in the center of the village and is up for more than 350 years to Cardevacque d' Havrincourt's family. It served as top management's seat by 1916, during the German occupation. Being on the line Hindenburg, in 1917 it was mined by the Germans. The first stone of the current castle was put on June 23rd, 1928 and blessed by Sir Dean Ducrocq. The current castle is a replica of the castle from Poitou of Saint-Loup-sur-Thouet. 5 attached main buildings are put on by high independent roofs. The brick-built facade and the stone surrounding big windows, a ditch surrounds it. French-style flowerbed between two outbuildings raised in the same style. The posterior facade is preceded by a monumental terrace and by a staircase with double flight, the bar results from the ancient castle of V'elu, destroyed but never built again. Everything was destroyed by the establishment of the Hindenburg Line and the two battles, particularly that of 1917. However, the ch^ateau was rebuilt by 1925 in the style of the periods of Henri IV and Louis XIII (1589–1643), the equivalent of the English Jacobean. It consists of five adjoining blocks of building each with a steeply pitched roof.

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