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The Manoir de Kermain is located in the commune of Langonnet, in the Morbihan, not far from the castral motte of the same name, which the lords of the place abandoned before the manor was built. The manor was built between the last quarter of the 16th century and the first quarter of the 17th century. It is arranged around a rectangular paved courtyard: the main residential block (logis) closes off the far side of the courtyard, a well stands on the west side, a chapel rises to the north-west, and the outbuildings (communs) line the north and east sides. The logis, rectangular in plan, comprises three aligned bodies whose gables decrease in height; its façades are of carefully coursed rubble stone. The western body is served by a spiral staircase within the building, and the central body by a circular stair tower set half outside the main walls, placed at the middle of the north-east façade. The façades and roofs of the manor, excluding the outbuildings, have been listed as a monument historique since 22 February 1980. The manor is privately owned.