By succession, the Domaine de la Salle, in 1583, belonged to the Venier family, governor of the Duchy of Retz. The Venier family will then unite with the Bastelard line.

Louis XIV created in 1681, the Châtellenie de la Salle en Fresnay, by uniting the latter with that of Noë Briord, which had bought in 1675, Henri de Bastelard.

It is also the latter, who rebuilt the Church of Fresnay in 1684, testifies to a stone sealed in the wall of the Church.

Always by marital succession, we find in 1719, Louis de la Roche St André, owner of the Hall.

But in 1784, the estate was acquired from the Cebert family, who, moreover, was mayor of Fresnay.

It was the De Rengervé family, a large de Fresnay family, who then bought the château.

The castel was burnt down in 1794 by the Republican troops, but rebuilt around 1805 by the Cebert family. Once again set on fire, it was therefore renovated; Today, it is a noble building that looks great in its landscape.