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Le château en bref
In the countryside of Gourin, in the heart of the Montagnes Noires of Morbihan, Kerandraon Manor is a noble residence from the second half of the sixteenth century. The seigneury appears as early as 1426 in the hands of the Kergus family. Sources differ on what followed: according to some, it passed to the Kergoët family around 1542, according to others to the Kerstang family, who in any case held it in the sixteenth century. The coats of arms of the Kergoët, carved on the building, bear witness to their ownership. The main building, of one storey over a square plan, is constructed of rubble stone mixing schist and granite, materials typical of this part of inland Brittany. It is topped with a slate roof with long pitches, with a covered gable, and served by an external staircase. Listed in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage, the manor is privately owned and not open to visitors.