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Le château en bref
In the countryside of Ménéac, on the north-eastern edge of Morbihan, the Manoir du Plessis-Rebours is a seigneurial ensemble of rare coherence, which preserves almost intact the layout of a small Breton lordship of the late Middle Ages. Built in the 1410s-1420s, it is arranged around an enclosed trapezoidal courtyard: the lord's house to the north, a gatehouse lodging to the south accompanied by a dovecote, and the outbuildings and the tenant farmer's house along the sides. In the late 15th or early 16th century, the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Toute-Aide was added; it houses protected furnishings and a statue of Notre-Dame-du-Pas linked to a local legend. Altered in the 17th century, the main house remains characteristic of early 15th-century architecture; only part of the outbuildings, the bread oven and the well have disappeared. The manor, private property, has been listed as a historic monument since 2006 for the manorial ensemble and the chapel.