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Le château en bref
In Questembert, in eastern Morbihan, Kerédren Castle is an early twentieth-century residence that perpetuates a much older seigneurial estate. The estate successively belonged to the families of Keredren, who gave it its name, then de Talhoët, and then Levier. At the end of the nineteenth century, the old castle and its private chapel fell into ruin. In 1908, the owner decided to rebuild them on their original site, reusing a large number of dressed and carved stones from the former building. This practice, quite common in the Belle Époque, makes it possible to preserve on the façades decorative elements from past centuries, integrated into a new construction. The castle, listed by the Inventaire général du patrimoine culturel, is not protected as a historic monument. It is a private property that is not open to visitors.