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Le château en bref
The Château de la Briantais, in Saint-Malo, was built between 1850 and 1864 for Eugène Sully-Brunet, replacing a 1666 manor house erected by the Pointel family, shipowners from Saint-Malo. It features a small belfry at the top recalling the town hall of Saint-Malo, and offers a view over the Rance estuary. The La Chambre family, owners from 1888, added the side wings before 1900. Guy La Chambre donated it to the Diocese of Rennes in 1975; the city of Saint-Malo acquired it in 1999 and opened it to the public. Listed as a monument historique since 12 September 2022, the estate, with its 27-hectare English-style park, its 1778 chapel and its Neo-Norman buildings, now hosts jazz and classical music concerts, art exhibitions, poetry evenings and an annual flower market in May.