Marlieu castle

The T-shaped building has two perpendicular aisles, the most important facing east/west and the other facing north/south.
The set takes place in a park with a courtyard and
French gardens surrounded by an adobe and masonry enclosure of
rubble to the north. The latter includes an imposing portal in
wrought ironwork, located between two boss piles, next to a
pavilion (brick on its east facade) topped by a slate roof at
rapid slopes and sewers, topped with a zinc ridge. The
castle rises to two levels, and is surmounted by a broken hipped roof,
whose terrasson is pierced with curved dormers aligned in the
openings of the façade, thus forming a level. The openings are
arranged in regular bays on the north and west façade (symmetrical in that
of a central door preceded by an opening for the north facade of the
body is), while the gable is blind. Sober, the decoration is
found only in a triple genoese crowning the facade, in
a line of moulded splinters and in the two zinc roof ridge spikes.