Château de Chalonge

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Le château en bref

Château de Chalonge, in Trévron (Côtes-d'Armor), on the south bank of the Guinefort, combines a fortified tower of dressed granite ashlar, inherited from the reconstruction carried out by Roland du Breil (1370-1469), with a late Renaissance (seconde Renaissance) main residence adorned with Falun stone cornices, dormer windows and elaborately worked chimney stacks. The seigneury, recorded as early as the 13th century with the knight Olivier du Chalonge, passed to the du Breil family at the end of the 14th century. Modernised at the end of the 16th century by the enlargement of its window openings, the château was restored in 1895 after the marriage of Albertine de Kerhoënt to Pierre-Henri-Rémy Ruinart de Brimont. Listed as a Monument historique since 1926, it now offers guest rooms (chambres d'hôtes) set up in the estate's mill.