En un regard
Le château en bref
Glévily Manor is located in Campénéac, in the Morbihan. The Le Febvre family held the seigneurial rights there from 1432 to 1536 and had the present manor built in the last quarter of the 16th century. Built of rubble masonry of schist and granite, it has a double plan in depth, a full storey and a slate roof with long pitches, with a projecting stair tower on the rear façade housing a winding staircase with returns. The right-hand part retains a north doorway with Renaissance decoration and a room with a monumental fireplace whose hood bears the arms of the Le Febvre family, while its jambs depict a carved man and woman. A half-timbered partition divides the space, and the upper floor follows the same layout. The roof frame combines king posts, cambered tie beams and St Andrew's crosses. The left-hand part, which is smaller, has been heavily altered. The manor is today divided into two private properties.