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Le château en bref
Kerrio Manor, in Inzinzac-Lochrist in the Blavet valley, is dated by the Inventaire général to the first half of the seventeenth century. Built of rendered granite rubble, it has a square storey on an elevation arranged in bays, beneath a slate roof with long slopes ending in an exposed gable. A conical roof and a spiral staircase complete the layout. Four monumental fireplaces survive inside, and a defensive tower, now in ruins, marks one corner of the enclosure wall. The front façade was remodelled in the nineteenth century. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries the estate belonged to the Beaujouan family, several members of whom sat on the Chamber of Accounts of Brittany, and later to the Belliotte de la Ville Allain family, attested in 1767. At the end of the nineteenth century it passed to Émile Trottier, co-founder of the Forges d'Hennebont, whose daughter sold it around 1922. It remains a private property today.