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The Manoir de la Cour de Sixt, also known as the Manoir du Plessis, is located in Sixt-sur-Aff. It was originally one of two seigneurial houses, the Cour de Sixt and the Plessix, which were later merged. According to the Inventory, the lords of Sixt resided there and succeeded the mac'htierns. The present building was largely rebuilt in 1571. The main range, oriented east-west, has three bays and is joined at right angles to a second wing by a square tower. It is renowned for its carved slate chimneypieces, exceptionally richly decorated and signed by Julian Robin; five of them are listed. In the 18th century, panelling was added; between 1910 and 1944 the roofs were altered, and in 1944 the south wing was removed and a tower erected. Privately owned.