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Le château en bref
The château of the Duke Audiffret-Pasquier, known as the château de la Malouine, was built in 1865 at Dinard, on the Pointe de la Malouine between Saint-Énogat and l'Écluse, as a holiday residence for Duke Audiffret-Pasquier, in the middle of a large park of about six hectares. In 1879, Auguste Poussineau bought the park and laid out a development of luxury villas there, notably by the architect Alexandre Angier, who contributed to Dinard's renown as a seaside resort. The château itself was destroyed during the Second World War; only outbuildings survive: the former stables, in polychrome brick with lozenge patterns, converted into a private house in 1955. The garden was divided into five lots in 1957. The property is privately owned.