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Le château en bref
The Logis de Sireuil, in the village of Sireuil, 12 kilometres west of Angoulême, was converted into a residence in 1784 by Jean Tabuteau, a bourgeois and seigneur of Sireuil, on structures dating back to the 18th century. Turned into a presbytery after the Revolution and restored in the 1960s, it became the town hall of Sireuil at the end of the 20th century. The rectangular main building, extended by a return wing to the east, opens onto a wide terrace served by a monumental double staircase with a balustrade; two 18th-century wooden fireplaces adorn the interior. A bust of Pierre-Émile Martin, inventor of the Martin process for steelmaking and mayor of Sireuil from 1855 to 1874, adorns the site. The façades, terraces and roofs are listed as historic monuments.