Beaulon Castle

The Beaulon Castle is an estate—stronghold situated in the town of Saint Dizant du Gua, close to the southwestern coast in the Charente-Maritime Department of the Poitou-Charentes district, in France. The exclusive house, gardens, and scene park, a Monument historique, are available to general society. The present greenery enclosures were made start in 1942. The recreation center incorporates a French formal greenery enclosure around the house, and an English scene garden.

The greenhouse is recorded by the Committee of Parks and Gardens of the French Ministry of Culture as one of the Remarkable Gardens of France. A noteworthy element of the scene park are the Fontaines Bleues, common springs whose waters are an irregular splendid tint of blue. There is likewise a round dovecote structure with a tapered rooftop, dating from 1740, with 1500 settling gaps. The patio nurseries experienced significant harm the tempest of 1999, which blew down several trees. They have since been replanted and are reestablished.