Château de Kerlébot

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Le château en bref

The Château de Kerlébot, in Quéven, is a former noble residence listed in the national heritage record as ‘manoir, maison dite château’. The manor is attested in the fifteenth century and probably belonged to the Le Plain family. A square rear tower, visible on the 1814 cadastral survey, has since disappeared. The present house dates from the early nineteenth century and probably occupies the site of the earlier manor. It has an L-shaped plan, rendered walls and a hipped roof, and was remodelled at the end of the nineteenth century, when the staircase was rebuilt. A rubble-stone outbuilding with a dovecote survives.