En un regard
Le château en bref
Kerrousseau Castle once stood on a promontory overlooking the valley of the Scave, in Quéven. Kerrousseau is the oldest fief in the parish: its lordship appears in the 1536 reformation of the nobility. At the end of the eighteenth century, the manor house was replaced by a pleasure château built for the de la Marnière de Guer family, of one storey with nine bays, a central projecting bay, carved pilasters and pediments. Requisitioned by the German army, it was set on fire in August 1944. A well, an enclosure wall, a nineteenth-century fountain-washhouse and farm buildings survive; the park is home to the Val Quéven golf course.