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Le château en bref
Curru Manor is located in Milizac, in Finistère, a few kilometres from Brest. Its origins are largely recounted through oral tradition: it is said to have been built in a single night in 1238, on the legendary site of the castle of a "King Pharamus", and its name is supposed to come from the Breton Kerru, "the red house". No official heritage record consulted confirms these accounts, which belong to local legend rather than documented history. Restored in the 20th century, the building was adapted for festive use: two reception rooms seating 35 and 160 guests, with exposed beams and large bays opening onto the swimming pool, a fireplace, landscaped gardens and a terrace. It now operates as a venue for receptions and dining.