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The Château de Clavières, at Polminhac in the Cantal, was built or entirely rebuilt in 1857 by Joseph Salvages de Clavières (1830–1911), general councillor of the Cantal, on a plot known as "Redonde" purchased by his father François-Louis Salvages de Clavières (1802–1847), who had conceived the initial project. The château's name takes up that of a former family estate owned in the 18th century by Gabriel Salvatge (1706–1743). The building, whose style is inspired by the prefecture of Aurillac (1800–1806), presents a rectangular main block of nine regular bays over two full storeys, with a round tower forming a rotunda at its centre. It has a remarkable park and is listed on the supplementary inventory of historic monuments.