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CH\u00c2TEAU<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/div>

Did you know that the Ch\u00e2teau Grange Cochard was built in 1759 but it sits on older foundations. The lane outside the house is a Roman road. Little used today, it was a major route featuring on the Antonine maps of 280 AD. In medieval times the older house was a staging post belonging to the ancient order of the Knights Hospitaller. They sheltered pilgrims on their way from the great churches of Autun and Cluny to Lyon and beyond.<\/h3>\n

Outside in the park surrounding the chateau are numerous unusual trees planted in the middle of the nineteenth century as an arboretum. They lead down to the Morsille, a stream which comes from the hills above us and forms a wildlife corridor down to the river Sa\u00f4ne.<\/h3>\n

Today, the ch\u00e2teau and its former orangery have been completely renovated to provide a remarkable and magical setting for\u00a0private and professional events<\/strong><\/a>.<\/h3>\n<\/div>
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Photos : Bastien Anguiano<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>

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