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Kerdréan Castle, sometimes written Kerderian, is located in Le Bono, on land that once belonged to the parish of Plougoumelen, near the banks of the river Bono. The lordship belonged to the Muzillac family; tradition also holds that the site served as a summer residence for the bishops of Vannes. The manor house, generally dated to the 15th century, consists of a main building flanked by two square turrets, within a fortified enclosure defended by round towers pierced with loopholes. Access is through two carriage gateways and a pedestrian door. During the Revolutionary period, the manor was occupied by Marc Le Guénégal, a Chouan officer of the Auray legion. Later, an owner named Leclerc modernised the residence. Since 1990, the property has been operated as a hotel-restaurant under the name Hostellerie or Domaine de l'Abbatiale.