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The Kerhos Manor House, located in the commune of Kerbors in the Côtes-d Its construction campaigns took place over several periods: the main house was in a first phase in the 16th century, followed by a second in the early 17th century. The commons, for their part, date from the 18th century, while the barn could go back to the 16th century, although this dating remains uncertain. This monument, partially protected by the Historical Monuments since 1983, illustrates the evolution of constructive techniques and seigneurial uses in Brittany.

The manor house consists of several remarkable elements, whose facades and roofs were included in the additional inventory by order of 21 February 1983. The accuracy of its location, assessed as "very satisfactory", allows it to be located precisely at the 5019 Man from Kerhoz to Kerbors. Although the sources do not specify its current use (visit, rental, accommodation), its state of conservation and registration make it a significant local heritage. Available data from the Merimée database and Monumentum highlight its historical and architectural importance in the Breton landscape.

The Kerbors region, located in the Côtes-d的Armor department, was historically marked by a rural and maritime economy. Manor houses, such as Kerhos, often played a central role in the social organization, serving as a residence for noble or wealthy families while sheltering agricultural or craft activities. Their architecture reflected both the status of their owners and the stylistic influences of successive eras, as evidenced by the additions and modifications observed on this site.

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