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The chapel Saint-André is located at the place called "Langlo", in the commune of Cléguerec, Morbihan (British). Built in the fourth quarter of the seventeenth century, it features a Latin cross-shaped architecture, with transept arms more developed than the nave. Its entrance, in basket handle, is surmounted by a triangular pediment and a bell tower adorning the pinion. The windows, equipped with lily-flowered rings, and the straight bedside with a broken arched master window, reflect the architectural style of the era.

The chapel was listed as historic monuments on September 12, 1977, recognizing its heritage value. Its bell tower, finished with a hooked arrow, and an ancient window preserved in the east bay, testify to its artistic heritage. Owned by the commune, it is part of the religious landscape of Brittany, typical of the small rural buildings of this period.

The protected elements include the entire chapel (Cadastre ZD 57), highlighting its historical and architectural importance. Its location, reported as having a poor location accuracy (level 5/10), remains a point of interest for the study of Christian heritage in Brittany. No information is available on its current accessibility or contemporary uses (visits, events).

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