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Le château en bref
The manor of La Marche, at Le Pertre, stands on the site of a former seigneury of considerable importance, endowed with a motte and rights of high justice, and dependent on the barony of Vitré. The present residence was built in the first half of the seventeenth century, probably for the Rohan family, who owned it in 1628, in granite rubble. In the nineteenth century, a staircase tower of schist rubble was added at the corner of the main façade, and then in 1849 a new wing linked the old and new buildings. The farm outbuildings are also in granite rubble. As a private property, the manor is not open to visitors.