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Le château en bref
Brenudel Manor lies in the commune of Sarzeau, on the Rhuys peninsula in the Morbihan department. Probably built in the 17th century, it consists of a square two-storey residence with an attic, constructed of rubble granite and schist under a slate roof with long pitches. A stair tower once rose at the rear, but its timber spiral staircase has disappeared; a gun loop and an east-facing window with a star-carved lintel recall its seigneurial character. An adjoining outbuilding, formerly thatched and fitted with an additional upper loft, retains 18th-century chimneys; a well and a dovecote are also recorded. The front elevation of the residence was rebuilt in 1862, as indicated by a date inscribed on it. After 1972, the complex deteriorated considerably: the outbuilding's roof disappeared, the render was removed and the interior of the residence was altered. When the Inventory survey was carried out in 1992, the manor was no more than a set of ruins in poor condition. It is privately owned and has no protection as a historic monument.