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Le château en bref
In Vierville, a commune déléguée of Carentan-les-Marais in the south-east of the Cotentin, the château is a classical residence built in the first half of the 18th century, probably before 1744. After the Revolution, it was acquired by Charles-François Lebrun; in the 19th century, it belonged to the notary Michel Le Noël, then to his son Léon. The main body, of one storey above a raised ground floor, is animated at its centre by a pavilion with corner pilasters, crowned by a triangular pediment and preceded by a perron. Beneath the building extends a large cellar fitted with a bread oven. The interiors have retained their panelling, stucco friezes and marble chimneypieces. To the west, a cour d'honneur is flanked by two pavilions, while to the east lies an enclosed garden. The château, its dovecote, outbuildings, pleasure garden and interior decoration have been partially listed as monuments historiques since 24 November 1997. It is a private property.