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In Arradon, on the northern shore of the Gulf of Morbihan, Kerbilouët Manor is one of the oldest seigneurial residences in the commune. It is first mentioned in 1462 as the property of Guillaume Guillemet, and its core dates from the second half of the fifteenth century. The house was later remodelled several times: in the sixteenth century, then in 1651–1653, when its southern section was raised (the date 1651 appears on the east gable and on an interior door), and finally in the nineteenth century. The elongated residence rises over a square storey and an attic, built of granite rubble and roofed with slate; it is served by a spiral staircase and an external staircase. Its decoration includes some intriguing details: a weaver's shuttle carved on a lintel, possibly related to the trade of one of its occupants, and a human figure on a window of the east façade. Listed in the General Inventory, but without protection as a historic monument, the manor is privately owned.