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Le château en bref
At Daon, in the south of the Mayenne département on the banks of the Mayenne valley, the Logis du Petit Marigné is a manorial residence dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. Its history is tied to a marriage: on 4 March 1494, Jean de Chivré married Jacquine de Marigné there, which brought the estate into the Angevin Chivré family and gave it the neighbouring estate of la Guénaudière. The logis, completed in the 16th century, was remodelled in the 17th and 18th centuries, notably its interior fittings, fireplaces and outbuildings. Its façade is enlivened by a central perron sheltered beneath a slate canopy and reached by two flights of steps. The mullioned windows are protected by grilles, and the dormers are topped with triangular pediments. Inside, some fireplaces still bear the arms of the Chivré family. The manor house and its outbuildings have been partially listed as monuments historiques since 12 February 1997. The logis reportedly opens to the public in summer, according to an unofficial source that remains to be verified.
- Époque de construction
- XIVᵉ siècle (1400)
- Localisation
- Daon, MAYENNE
- Protection
- Monument historique
- Accès au public
- Visite sous conditions
- État
- Bien conservé
- Usage actuel
- Propriété privée, Ouverture estivale (à vérifier)