Château du Prince Noir, also called Château de Brama, stands in Talence near Bordeaux, reportedly commissioned by Edward III and completed around 1355 as an isolated hunting lodge. The original structure was replaced in the late 15th or early 16th century, preserving the East building, south wall, and portions of the west wing in a distinctive quadrilateral form with two parallel residential structures connected by linking galleries. Officially protected as a historic monument since 1984, it represents an important architectural legacy from medieval Gascon estates.
