En un regard
Le château en bref
In Lignol, in the Pays du Roi Morvan in the north-west of Morbihan, Kerduel Manor is a seigneurial residence dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. It is first attested in 1437 as a possession of Jean Le Courhin, then passed to the families d'Outreville, Pérenno and Le Vicomte. Like many rural Breton manors, it later became a farm under the Guyomard family, and was eventually abandoned and threatened with ruin. The complex combines two main buildings: the first dates from the 16th century, while a pavilion was added to the west in the 17th century. Two mullioned windows light the façade, and at the rear a cylindrical tower houses a fine stone staircase. The façades and roofs have been listed as monuments historiques since 31 January 1989. That same year, François Adda acquired the manor and undertook its restoration, which saved it from ruin. It is today a privately owned property.