En un regard
Le château en bref
Set in the countryside around Vannes, Bernus Manor was the seat of a small lordship known from the fourteenth century and cited at the reformation of 1448. The residence visible today was rebuilt at the end of the seventeenth century. From this campaign date the stair tower to the north and, probably, the interior layout. Owned by the Carthusians of Auray from 1694 until the Revolution, and sold as national property in 1790, the manor passed at the beginning of the twentieth century to the Lamarzelle family, who commissioned extension plans from the architect Joseph Caubert de Cléry, only partly carried out. Ceded to the Jesuits in 1930, it was sold to the farmer whose family still owns it. The sixteenth-century gateway was moved when the road was laid out in 1844.