Château du Coudray

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Le château en bref

The Château du Coudray, in Langouët (Ille-et-Vilaine), was built around 1830 and then bought in 1839 by M. Chatton des Morandais, who created a park of rare tree species, an English-style avenue and farm buildings around a courtyard with an orangery and two dovecotes; Émile de Laubier acquired it in 1886. Built of dressed granite on a rectangular plan, it has a raised ground floor, one upper storey and an attic, and a facade of five bays with a central projecting section beneath a triangular pediment pierced by an oculus (œil-de-bœuf). Privately owned.