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Kérisac Manor House is a 16th-century emblematic building located in the commune of Plouisy, Brittany. This monument, typical of Breton manorial architecture, is located precisely at the so-called place of Kérisac, in the department of Côtes-d'Armor. Its inscription in the title of historical monuments by decree of 22 February 1926 bears witness to its heritage importance and the desire to preserve this testimony from the past.

The location of the mansion, in the heart of a territory marked by rural and seigneurial history, reflects the central role of these residences in the social organization of the time. The Breton manors of the 16th century often served as administrative and economic centres for local lords, while embodying their power and prestige. The Kérisac mansion, with its characteristic architecture, illustrates this dual function, both practical and symbolic.

Available sources, including the Mérimée base of the Ministry of Culture and platforms such as Monumentum, confirm its status as a protected monument and provide details on its precise location. The Insee code of the commune (22223) and its attachment to the district of Saint-Brieuc allow to situate this heritage geographically in a wider administrative and historical context. No additional information on its owners, detailed architecture or precise use is mentioned in the sources consulted.

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