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The Tower is difficult to visualize; you must stay in the castle, which offers guest rooms, to access it.

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Magnificent little Charentais village, with a small church and its garden

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Don't hesitate to get off the Flow Vélo to discover the village of Marthon. The detour is worth it!

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The Château de la Tranchade dominates the Anguienne valley on a rocky outcrop protecting the south-eastern access to Angoulême. A strategic stronghold to control Angoulême, La Tranchade has often been besieged.

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The Château de la Tranchade dominates the Anguienne valley on a rocky outcrop protecting the south-eastern access to Angoulême. A strategic stronghold to control Angoulême, La Tranchade has often been besieged.

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The tower was built in the 15th century. The keep is a strong square tower that may date from the end of the 14th or the beginning of the 15th century. The defensive walls are made of cut stone. The machicolations are intact. Only the walkway is damaged to the east. Inside, the rooms and the original staircase no longer exist. The small chapel has remains of frescoes from the beginning of the 15th century or perhaps from the 14th (knight; Saint Michael; Saint Christopher; king; horsewoman...). The remains of the tower buildings were remodeled in the 19th century.

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Three truncated rectangular towers and beautiful vaulted rooms remain from the 13th century castle, which was extensively altered in the 17th century. The battlements on fancy battlements are from the 19th century.

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The tower was built in the 15th century. The keep is a strong square tower that may date from the end of the 14th or the beginning of the 15th century. The defense walls are in freestone. The machicolations are intact. Only the rampart walk is damaged to the east. Inside, the rooms and the original staircase no longer exist. The small chapel has remains of frescoes from the dabut from the 15th century or perhaps from the 14th (knight; Saint Michael; Saint Christopher; king; horsewoman ...). The remains of the tower buildings were remodeled in the 19th century.

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The castle was, in the Middle Ages, the seat of one of the most important seigneuries of Angoumois. In the 12th century, La Tranchade was part of the domains of the abbey of Saint-Cybard. In the 14th century, it belonged to the lords of Pressac. The entrance to the estate is via a postern flanked by two asymmetrical square towers, with a parapet on machicolations decorated with shells. A bridge replaced the old drawbridge and crosses the moat dug in the rock. The building is made up of two square buildings, backing onto the keep. The latter is the oldest part, built towards the end of the 14th century. It is rectangular with a blind facade. A hexagonal tower containing the spiral staircase is attached to it. Both are crowned with battlements. The other part of the main courtyard was built in the 17th century. The windows of the south-eastern facade are framed by flat pilasters resting on consoles.

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The castle had an enclosure independent of the ramparts which protected the city. The keep includes a lower room communicating only with the first floor via a circular bay pierced in the top of the dome. The first floor had only a narrow entrance, without a masonry staircase. A spiral staircase communicated with the second floor, also vaulted. Nothing remains of the platform.

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The origin of the house dates back to the 15th century. It is preceded by a 17th century portal. The chapel is the old parish church, bought in 1902 by the owner of the castle, with the old cemetery on the bedside. A square window to the south and outbuildings to the east are preserved. Facades and roofs of the castle and the chapel; portal on the street as an extension of the facade of the chapel; dovecote (square tower south of the castle); floor of the plot containing the archaeological remains, at the apse of the chapel.

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