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The Moniven hunting lodge is a historic monument located in the municipality of Laz, Brittany. Built on the edge of the 19th and 20th centuries, it is an integral part of the Trévarez estate, an architectural and landscaped complex emblematic of the region. This pavilion, typical of the secondary residences of the aristocracy or the bourgeoisie of the time, reflects the cynegetic practices and lifestyles of the rural elites of that period.

The facades and roofs of the Moniven Pavilion were included in the inventory of Historic Monuments by order of 27 May 2008. This official protection underscores its heritage interest, particularly for its architecture and its connection to the domain of Trévarez. Although the available sources do not specify its current use, its location at 276 Moniven, 29520 Laz makes it a landmark of local heritage.

The Trévarez estate, to which this pavilion belongs, is a major site of Finistère, known for its castle and gardens. At the end of the 19th century, this region of Brittany was marked by an economy still largely rural, where properties like Trévarez played an important social and economic role. Hunting lodges, often integrated into large estates, served as both a place of relaxation and a symbol of prestige for their owners.

Practical information about opening to the public, visiting or any services (rent, guest rooms) is not specified in the available sources. The GPS location of the site is considered satisfactory a priori (level 6 on a scale of 10), but no detailed map is provided in the data consulted. The photographs of the monument are attributed to Gbn, under Creative Commons license.

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