Which elements of the manor date from the seventeenth century?

The southern section of the main house, the stair tower in masonry, the six bays of the façade, and the dining room with Henri IV woodwork belong to the original construction from the early seventeenth century.

When was the manor modified?

The manor underwent alterations in the eighteenth century, then more substantial transformation in the nineteenth with the addition of pavilions to the north and the reorganization of its interior spaces.

Manoir de Lyvonnières

Rouellé

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Manoir de Lyvonnières stands in Rouellé (Orne), in the Normandie region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: first quarter of the 17th century, fourth quarter of the 19th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

Lyvonnières manor, built in the early seventeenth century in Orne, retains from its original construction the southern section of the main house, its stair tower, and a façade articulated in six bays. Its interior notably features a dining room lined with woodwork in the Henri IV style. The building underwent transformations in the eighteenth century, then more substantially in the nineteenth, with the addition of two pavilions to the north and the reorganization of its principal spaces.

What to know

The manor is listed as a historical monument, notably for its salon with woodwork in the Henri IV style.
Built at the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the building bears the marks of three successive transformation campaigns.
The projecting pavilions added in the nineteenth century and the park arranged at the same period alter the external appearance of the original house.

Where this château is

Rouellé · Orne · Normandie

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Rouellé, Orne

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA61000038
Period of construction: first quarter of the 17th century, fourth quarter of the 19th century

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Which elements of the manor date from the seventeenth century?: The southern section of the main house, the stair tower in masonry, the six bays of the façade, and the dining room with Henri IV woodwork belong to the original construction from the early seventeenth century.
When was the manor modified?: The manor underwent alterations in the eighteenth century, then more substantial transformation in the nineteenth with the addition of pavilions to the north and the reorganization of its interior spaces.