 In 1911 it was removed to the Château de la Rochefoucauld, where it may be seen today on the upper terrace.From the main court a second turreted gatehouse in one corner opened onto a bridge across the moat that provided access to a large courtyard, on the far side of which a range of new buildings with a central towered gateway opened into the splendid enclosed parterre designed by Pacello da Mercogliano.Its wide central gravelled walk led through a central pavilion open in four directions to a two-story pavilion set into the far wall.