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Le château en bref
Kergroadès Castle, in Brélès (Finistère), was built between 1598 and 1613 for François III de Kergroadez, whose estate had just been raised to a marquisate by Henri IV; around 500 workers laboured on it for fifteen years. The Kergroadez family occupied it until 1760. Converted into a military hospital for the Saint-Renan camp in 1794, it subsequently fell into ruin. The Chevillotte family undertook restoration work from 1913, hampered by persistent problems with water infiltration. Listed as a monument historique in 1995, the castle has been restored since 2000 by the Jaclin family, with the support of the association Les Amis de Kergroadez, and is open to the public on an estate of 22 hectares featuring a fountain-wash house and a former farm.
- Époque de construction
- XXᵉ siècle (1995)
- Localisation
- Brélès, FINISTERE
- Usage actuel
- château ouvert au public, visites animées (escape game, murder party, cluedo familial), visites nocturnes aux chandelles, conférences et concerts