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Le château en bref
The Manoir du Grand Kerbiguet lies in the commune of Guer, in the Morbihan. This rural manor, laid out around a courtyard with a storehouse, was built at the turn of the XVe and XVIe centuries. Its main block has one full storey. The walls combine schist and sandstone, in rubble and dressed stone, in a mixed masonry bond, and the slate roof has long pitches with gabled ends. A newel stair without windows, set half-projecting from the building, serves the upper floor. The west doorway is surmounted by a coat of arms, which may belong either to the Hudelor or to the Le Bastard family, as both families bore identical arms; Guillaume Le Bastard is mentioned in 1514. An early window and a heraldic chimneypiece survive in the north room on the ground floor. The building was surveyed by the Inventaire topographique in 1977. It is a privately owned property, with no documented public opening, and it is not protected as a monument historique.