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The Château de Saint-Pierre-Église (Manche) is an eighteenth-century residence, built from 1730 to 1758 under the direction of Bon Hervé Castel. The seigneury belonged to the Clamorgan family until 1575, then to the Castels: Nicolas Castel rebuilt a Renaissance manor there after the fire of 1594, which Bon Hervé had partly demolished. The Leviconte de Blangy family has owned it since 1802. The building, measuring 46 x 26 m, forms a long single-storey-over-ground-floor range, with a central projecting section featuring rusticated masonry and sculpted pediments, and a Louis XVI roof with aligned dormer windows. Inside are a grand staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade, a large polygonal salon with mirrors, and Régence panelling. Partially listed as a historic monument, it rents out its salons and grounds for events.