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Le château en bref
The Logis de Saint-Rémy, a 17th-century manor house in Cherves-Richemont, was built in 1698 for Théodore-Jonas de Roxel, a naval officer of the king, who acquired the lands and woods of Saint-Rémy that same year. The building, which has undergone no major architectural alteration despite its successive changes of ownership, follows a classical plan: a rectangular central block flanked by two square pavilions rising one storey above it, a garden façade with five dormers adorned with arched and triangular pediments, and a main entrance framed by Ionic pilasters. The façades and roofs are listed as historic monuments.