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Le château en bref
At the locality of Le Pont d'Oust, in Les Fougerêts, near La Gacilly and Redon in the east of Morbihan, the manor is a 17th-century residence set on the banks of the Oust, a river canalised in the 19th century for the Nantes to Brest Canal. The site is recorded as early as 1427. The estate belonged to the Le Marié and Le Berruyer families; François Le Berruyer, a judge at the court of Rieux, died there in 1611. In the 18th century it passed to the Préaudeau family. The main building bears the dates 1645, the year of its construction, and 1788, which corresponds to a remodelling. It has an inverted T-shaped plan, built of rubble schist and granite under a slate roof, with a square storey and an external staircase. The complex is laid out from west to east, lining up the main building, an outbuilding and a 19th-century farm, together with agricultural buildings, a well and a bread oven. Listed in the General Inventory of Brittany, the manor is not protected as a historic monument. It is a privately owned property.