In the heart of France, the Chteau has been rebuilded at the beginning of the 18th century by Michel Cadier, first baron of Veauce and ancestor of the present owner. The baron of Veauce made of Saint-Augustin his main hunting rendez-vous and was coming here three months a year just for hunting. Later, at the 19th century, the count Chaillon de Jonville transformed Saint-Augustin in a comfortable castle. Today, the Chteau of Saint-Augustin is listed, inside and outside, by the Monuments Historiques of France, and the chapel, the honour court are listed aswell. Actually, it is one of the most important historical monuments of the region Bourbonnais. During the visit to the chteau, you will discover the stables and the saddle-room, the

In the heart of France, the Chteau has been rebuilded at the beginning of the 18th century by Michel Cadier, first baron of Veauce and ancestor of the present owner. The baron of Veauce made of Saint-Augustin his main hunting rendez-vous and was coming here three months a year just for hunting. Later, at the 19th century, the count Chaillon de Jonville transformed Saint-Augustin in a comfortable castle. Today, the Chteau of Saint-Augustin is listed, inside and outside, by the Monuments Historiques of France, and the chapel, the honour court are listed aswell. Actually, it is one of the most important historical monuments of the region Bourbonnais. During the visit to the chteau, you will discover the stables and the saddle-room, the