Kervero Manor

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Le château en bref

Isolated at the locality of Kervero, in Arradon near the Gulf of Morbihan, this manor is already mentioned in the 1462 reformations of the Breton nobility. Its house-and-byre block, built of granite rubblestone with a lower section dating from the early 16th century, was extended to the west by a second residential block from the early 17th century. This has a timber newel staircase, a carved human head reused from an earlier structure, and a lintel depicting a dog chasing a rabbit. A covered fountain completes the ensemble; its dormer is thought to date from the 18th century and was reassembled around 1910. Senator Grand acquired the estate at the beginning of the 20th century, restored the residential block and had a house built around 1905. A privately owned property, the manor is recorded in the Inventory of Historic Monuments without statutory protection.