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At the locality known as la Trémelais, also spelled Trumelais, in Guer, in the east of Morbihan near the Coëtquidan military camp, the manor is a former noble residence dating from the 16th century, of which almost nothing survives. The Inventaire général dates it to that century. As early as 1847, the cadastre already shows it in ruins, accompanied by a chapel to the east, which has since disappeared. During the Inventaire survey carried out in 1977, the manor was considered destroyed. Only a few elements were recovered and reused in a present-day dwelling, in the manner of many Breton manors whose dressed stones were reused by neighbouring farms. The most remarkable is a doorway with a moulded surround, whose lintel bears a foliage decoration and an armorial finial, a testament to the care lavished on the decoration of the former residence. The site is not protected as a monument historique and is private property.