Château de Musigny, also known as Château du Comte de Roussillon, is a classical castle nestled in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of Côte-d'Or. Situated at the eastern end of Musigny village, the castle features a distinctive monumental staircase on its rear façade and is surrounded by a large park bordered by woodlands. Notable architectural elements include an ornate pavilion with a square tower adorned with ceramic and brick geometric patterns, and a wrought-iron entrance gate flanked by semi-circular structures. Built in the classical style around 1753 by Jean-Auguste de Changey following its initial mention in records from 1461, the château continues to benefit from restoration efforts supported by the Fondation du patrimoine.
