Château Goëlo

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Le château en bref

The Château Goëlo, in Plélo (Côtes-d'Armor), is said to take its name from the first lords of Goëlo, who stayed there only briefly before preferring Châtelaudren. Owned by Guillaume de Mordelle from 1300, it remained in this family until the 18th century, before passing to the d'Uzille, La Lande de Calan and then Huyn de Kermeville families. The present building, dating from the 17th century, originally had two outbuilding wings; one of them was razed around 1940, so that only one survives today. The façades and roofs of the main residential building and the outbuildings, as well as the cour d'honneur (main courtyard), are partially listed as Monuments historiques.