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The Château de Verclives is a monument located in the commune of Mesnil-Verclives, in the department of Eure, Normandy. This castle is associated with an ancient seigneury, known as Vieilsmaisons, which was acquired in 1786 by Antoine Le Couteulx de Verclives, a rich banker and merchant. The purchase was made for the sum of 132,400 pounds, reflecting the economic and social importance of this type of property at the time.

The castle of Verclives was listed as historical monuments on 26 June 1986, especially for its interior decoration, in particular that of the oratory. This heritage protection underscores the architectural and historical value of the building, although the information available does not specify other remarkable elements of its history or architectural evolution.

The precise location of the castle is indicated as 6 Rue du Mesnil, in the municipality of Mesnil-Verclives, whose Insee code is 27407. This castle is part of the historical monuments of the Eure, a region rich in architectural heritage, including castles and manor houses dating from different periods, including the eighteenth century.

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