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Coëtbily Manor (Coet-Bily, Couesbily in older documents) is located at the locality of the same name, in the commune of Ménéac, in Morbihan. It was the seat of a former seigneury. According to the reformation of the nobility of 1513, Robert Millon and his associate then held the manor of Coet-Bily, which Jean de Coet-Bily had previously owned. The manor was free and exempt from fouages, and no roturier land depended on it. The seigneury later passed to several noble families: de Bellouan, Millon, Faramus, Boschier, de Derval and Le Prestre. Like other noble houses in the parish, the manor had a private chapel, now vanished. The sources consulted do not describe the building's architecture and do not give its date of construction. It forms part of a group of seigneurial residences in Ménéac, along with Le Plessis-Rebours, La Riaye and Calers. Not to be confused with the Coatbily manor in Quimper (Finistère).