In the heart of the Marche, on the road Guéret-Aubusson and adjoining Guéret, stands the castle of Sainte Feyre on the site of a feudal castle and a fortress.
The castle is rebuilt between 1758 and 1762 at the request of the Marquis of Sainte Feyre to welcome his young wife, daughter of the Marquis of Soudeille in Corrèze. He asked to the architect Joseph Brousseau.
The apartments are on the noble floor and are made up of the halls North and South, accessible by a horseshoe staircase.
The "Marquise" apartments include the bedroom, the boudoir and the frivolous bedroom and the anteroom.
The Marquis apartments include the Marquis's room and office.
The grand salon des arts and the dining room with its fountain sculpted in a block of granite complete the noble floor.
The castle is built on medieval bases that are found on the ground floor in the kitchen and the former guards room.
