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Le château en bref
The Villa Les Roches Brunes, in Dinard, was built between 1893 and 1896 by the architect Alexandre Angier for Émile Poussineau, known as Félix, a Parisian couturier. Built in the neo-Louis XIII style on the headland of La Malouine, it offers panoramic sea views and illustrates the refinement of Belle Époque seaside architecture. After Poussineau's financial difficulties, the property changed hands several times before its last heir, Paul Braud, bequeathed it to the town of Dinard in 2007, on condition that it be made a cultural venue open to all. Listed as a historic monument in 2014 following restoration, it now hosts exhibitions, classical and contemporary music concerts, and lectures.