Manor of Quénétain

En un regard

Le château en bref

The manor of Quénétain is located at the locality of Quénétain, in Saint-Uniac (Ille-et-Vilaine). Built in the 17th century, during the second and third quarters of the century, on the site of an earlier building that was demolished, it comprised a main residence (logis), a chapel dated 1641, a dovecote (fuie) and a bakehouse, arranged around a rectangular courtyard enclosed by walls, now vanished, and by moats. In the 19th century, agricultural activity led to the construction of new outbuildings beyond the courtyard, some of the older buildings being demolished or remodelled. A privately owned property, the manor has been partially listed as a monument historique since 26 September 2005: the façades and roofs of the logis and the chapel, the dovecote and bakehouse in their entirety, the ground of the southern courtyard, the southern garden and the moats.