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Boterff Manor is located in Melrand, in the Morbihan department. Cited as a noble estate as early as 1427 in the reformations of the nobility, it belonged in 1536 to the lady of Kerhuellic, in Saint-Barthélemy. The present manor dates from the last quarter of the 15th century: an elongated building in granite and dressed stone under slate, with a hall and kitchen on the ground floor, two bedrooms on the upper floor, a lean-to storeroom and a half-projecting spiral staircase tower. It retains a monumental fireplace, a mullioned window, a window with stone benches, a serving hatch and a ceiling with closely spaced joists. In the 20th century it was converted for agricultural use: the façade was rebuilt, the upper floor was lowered to form an attic, and the hall and kitchen were divided into two dwellings; the staircase tower is now in ruins. A mill on the estate survives on the Sarre. Privately owned, the manor is listed in the Inventaire général.