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Le château en bref
The Malouinière de la Chipaudière, in Paramé (Saint-Malo), was built between 1710 and 1720 by François-Auguste Magon de la Lande in honour of his brother Nicolas Magon de La Chipaudière; its chapel was blessed in 1735. The residence has a seven-bay façade with a central projecting section topped by a triangular pediment decorated with the Magon arms, and a polygonal pavilion housing an oval salon. The estate also includes 17th-century outbuildings with round and triangular granaries, as well as a French formal garden attributed to Le Nôtre. Known from the 15th century onwards as a property of the Pépin family, the estate passed to the Magon family and then, by inheritance, to Henri Georges Marie Magon de la Giclais, whose descendants still own it. Listed as a monument historique in 1982 (manor house, outbuildings, chapel and garden), the privately owned malouinière is open to visitors.