Château de Kerduel

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Le château en bref

The Château de Kerduel, in Pleumeur-Bodou (Côtes-d'Armor), combines a 13th-century building in dressed pink granite — whose great square tower houses "King Arthur's chamber", according to local Arthurian legend — with a 17th-century main block in undressed granite and a square tower added in 1890. Its chapel has a notable feature: it is on two levels, one for the servants and the other, with a separate entrance, for the lord of the château. The fief, whose importance is attested by four justice stones, was inhabited by the Kerduel family until 1477. A private château, it is partially listed (inscrit) as a Monument historique (façades and roofs of the château and the chapel).