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Le château en bref
A noble estate dating back to the 13th century, which held judicial authority over Grand Ergué, Château de Lézergué was described by the historian Guy Autret (1599–1660) as one of the oldest and most beautiful noble residences in the diocese of Cornouaille, having produced two bishops. The present building, constructed between 1752 and 1770 by the last local country gentry of the de la Marche family (who emigrated in 1791), retains traces of former symmetrical terraced gardens documented in 1920. The estate, now run by the Jan family, produces an award-winning organic cider with PGI status from an orchard of 35 hectares containing around 25,000 apple trees.