The last direct descendant of the Durbans to own the castle was Joseph de Gléon, Baron of Durban, who died aged 82 without heirs in 1787. The last inheritor of the castle sold it in 1873 to Paul Combes, who intended to use the stone as building material and had destroyed large parts of the structure by the end of the 19th century.
The line of succession from the Durbans ended with Joseph de Gléon, Baron of Durban, who died at 82 without any children in 1787. The last owner of the castle sold it to Paul Combes in 1873, who intended to use the stone for building purposes and had largely demolished the structure by the late 19th century.