Description: . Located northeast of the village, the castle of Keraveon and its outbuildings, are located to touch the village of Keroret, where its main estates were located under the old regime.. It is an imposing seigneurial residence protected by a triple enclosure, set in perspective by the main driveway of the park: that of the courtyard of the house, that of the communes and that of the enclosure with majestic entrance door to the south.. . The house: it is located to the north of the park, east of a courtyard surrounded by moat (to the west and south). It has a double façade facing west and east. It consists of a seven-span main body, the three of which are gathered under a triangular pediment, and two double wings deep, forming corner pavilions, including the one to the north occupied by the former recast dungeon. On the east side, the threaded pieces reflect a provision probably imposed by the old house whose slates were kept. On the west side, two levels of galleries give the whole a false double plane in depth. In the DRC, the gallery is paved with white stones and black schist cabochons. The set is distributed by two stairs: the screw of the north tower and a mediocre staircase in the south wing, on the day on which an elevator for the hotel is set up (1972-1992). The cornices and lucarns (disappeared) of the west facade, those of the pediments, the oculi are white stone. The coating on the east side has disappeared, the coating on the west façade has been badly reworked, making the floor bands disappear. This regular composition under long-paned roofs and knotted on the central pediments reflects the neoclassical inspiration of the 1st quarter of the 19th century. Note a neoclassical style fireplace on the ground floor of a room east of the north wing.. . The dungeon: It is represented on the cadastral plan of 1811 and has been included in the northern extensions of the house. Note the thickness of the walls of the first levels which shows the age of this construction. From a rectangular plane, it has 4 floors and a top floor under the roof in a broken pavilion. At the top a lantern serves as a gazebo from which one can embrace the landscape surrounding up to Lorient. Close to the roofs of Kergonano in Baden. The staircase tower added in the southwest corner with the main house is capped with a broken conical roof, with oculi and high spout of zinc. It is contemporary of the resumption of the dungeon, all in an eclectic but yet rather austere style, which reflects the work of engineers in the first quarter of the nineteenth century.. . The enclosure of the castle's lower courtyard: it is preserved to the south and west, where water moats remain. To the south, it incorporates a door with drawbridge (destroyed) of which one always distinguishes part of the devices such as the hopper of the gallows overlooking the bridge. In a corbellation on the southeast and southwest corners, two stone scallops are pierced with small mouths for small arms, and capped with a dome finished with a ball. The arms of Talhouët and allies (to be checked) are carved on their lower parts outwards, as well as on the pilasters of the parapet of the enclosure.. The well in the courtyard west of the house is of circular plan, made of cut stone, with wrought iron substructures.. . The fence of the park: taking the general but irregular form of a quadrilateral, it consists of a high wall of rubble, whose southern part, where the gate of the main entrance is located, is treated as a fortified enclosure. Preceded and put into perspective by moat filled with water, the portal is a monumental stone gate, flanked by two turrets in rubble (a 19th century addition). The carriageway door is surmounted by a curved pediment bearing the weapons of Keraveon largely illegible. A lateral poterne exists east of the oriental turret.. To the east of the gate, a low tower built of bells serves as a platform for monitoring the road to Keroret.. . The outbuildings: the stables are built south of the castle, following a neoclassical plan in double arc of circle on both sides of the central aisle. To the south, they are defended by ditches filled with water. Owned by the commune, they are very redesigned.. The farm, north of the castle is not spotted.. The caretaker's house, with on the west façade, uses a 16th century farm of Locoal-Mendon, is a pastiche of the 1930s.. The dovecote and orangery are the subject of sub dossiers. Owned by the department; owned by a private company