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Le château en bref
Saint-Sébastien Manor lies in the hamlet of Ozon, in Séné, on the shore of the Gulf of Morbihan. The original manorial residence has disappeared, but a group of buildings arranged in a line and at right angles still traces its development. The 1695 dwelling, probably the chaplain's house, is rendered, with one storey, a straight external staircase, carved crosses on a lintel, and a chimney. Other dwellings dated 1706 and 1727, built of granite rubble, have no upper storey, whilst a building of 1858, rendered and roofed with a ruelle-type roof, was raised in height in the 20th century. In 1714, the nobleman Guillaume Le Bartz sold the manor to the Visitation nuns of Vannes, together with the neighbouring tide mill. The dovecote appears on the 1810 cadastre but had disappeared by the 1844 one, and the Chapelle Saint-Sébastien was destroyed at the end of the 19th century; an old reused door may have come from it. Cattle sheds, a barn, a well and enclosures complete the ensemble, which is privately owned.