Since 1992, the preservation of this monument listed since 1918, a touching example of pre-Renaissance architecture, has been undertaken by the current owners.

The roofing, framework, tops of the dormer window pediments and double bascule drawbridge were all touched by the very large restoration campaign that was necessary to ensure the preservation of the château, carried out under the direction of Arnaud de Saint Jouan, Chief Architect of Historical Monuments.

• Surface of slate roof changed:1276 m2
• 126 windows have been replaced with 15th century versions of ironwork.
• Scaffolding necessary 727m2
• Framework replaced: 75m3 of oak
• 12 beams measuring 60 X 80 in cross-section have been reinforced using the traditional technique of scarf joints.