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Le château en bref
Brécéhan Manor lies in an isolated hamlet at Saint-Gravé (Morbihan). First mentioned in the 1427 réformation as a noble dwelling belonging to Michel Davy, it was held as a noble fief in 1513 by Guillaume Méhaut, sieur de Brécéhan, whose arms appear on the arch of the entrance doorway, dating from the early 16th century. The main building, of coursed granite rubble with a double faux plan, is divided by a partition wall and contains a large granite fireplace. A square tower with an octagonal roof houses a masonry spiral staircase. A chapel with an Armorican timber frame and a courtyard enclosed by a round-arched carriage gateway complete the ensemble, which was restored as a residence in the second half of the 20th century. Privately owned.