Château des Brouillards

The Château des Brouillards is a structure easily identified by its triangular gable roof, which overlooks a private garden at the intersection of the Allée des Brouillards and Place Dalida. Built in seventeen seventy-two, the property replaced an older windmill known as the Moulin des Brouillards, or Mill of the Mists. A lawyer named Legrand-Ducampjean commissioned the house on this seven thousand square meter plot, naming it for the morning vapors that gathered near the hill's natural springs.