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Le château en bref
In Theix-Noyalo, south-east of Vannes, the Château de Salarün, which the Inventory designates as the manor known as the Château de Sallarun, is the cradle of the family of the same name. The family is notably known for having founded the chapel of Notre-Dame-la-Blanche in Theix in 1239. The present residence was founded in the 15th century and enlarged in the 16th. Around 1734, a fire ravaged it and led to major rebuilding work; a change of owner in 1890 was again accompanied by substantial alterations. The whole, built of granite rubble, comprises a west wing (logis) with a raised attic, a main block of one storey and attic, a wing set at right angles and an internal staircase, under slate roofs with exposed gables. The fireplaces retain the coat of arms of the Salarün family, a reminder of its roots in this area of the Vannes country. Listed in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage, without protection as a historic monument, the building is privately owned.