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Houses, houses and houses in Brittany

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Manoir de La Louverie, also known as Bel-Air Castle
Manoir
35290 Le Crouais

The Manor House of La Louverie, or Bel-Air Castle, is a 17th century historical monument located in the Crouais, Brittany, combining seigneurial houses and agricultural elements.
Manoir de Quénétain
Manoir
35360 Saint-Uniac

The mansion of Quénétain, built in the 17th century in Saint-Uniac, Brittany, is an architectural complex inscribed with historical monuments, including house, chapel and dovecote.
Manoir de la Baronnais
Manoir
35800 Dinard

The Baronnais mansion, a 17th-century Breton Renaissance building in Dinard, combines Louis XIII architecture and French gardens. Ranked a historic monument in 1972, it preserves original decorations and woodwork.
Trimer Manor
Manoir
35190 Trimer

Trimer Manor House, a 17th-century civil building located in Trimer en Ille-et-Vilaine, is a remarkable example of earth and stone architecture, inscribed in historical monuments since 2012.
Manor of the Grand Tremaudan
Manoir
35270 Combourg

The Grand Tremaudan Manor House, built between the 15th and 17th centuries in Combourg, Brittany, is an architectural complex including house, chapel and dovecote, classified as a historical monument in 2005.
Manoir des Fossés de Plelan-le-Petit
Manoir
22980 Plélan-le-Petit

The Fossés mansion, built in the 16th century in Plélan-le-Petit (Bretagne), is a rare example of a medieval fortified house-gate, with an exceptional Gothic structure and defensive facades with murderous and trilobed bays.
Manoir de Cadoudal
Manoir
56420 Plumelec

The manor house of Cadoudal, built in the 17th century in Plumelec, Brittany, is a symmetrical house body surrounded by a mâchicoulis enclosure, famous for its link with the cadoudal caulian chef and its role in modern cycling.
Manor of Penmarc'h
Manoir
29260 Saint-Frégant

The Penmarc'h Manor House, built in the 16th century in Saint-Frégant (Finistère), is a typical Breton manor house, classified as a historic monument in 1932, with an isolated 15th century tower and remarkable Gothic elements.