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  5. 22300 Ploulec'h

  6. Castle of Kerninon

Castle of Kerninon en Côtes-d'Armor

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Castle of Kerninon

    7 Route de Kerninon
    22300 Ploulec'h
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Timeline

Temps modernes
Révolution/Empire
XIXe siècle
Époque contemporaine
1700
1800
1900
2000
1427-1925
Property of Le Roux de Kerninon
années 1930
Electrification by Guilhe Lacombe
1937
Purchased by Jean de Bélizal
2019
Sale by Marie-Caroline de Bélizal
22 juin 2022
Registration for historical monuments
Aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui

Heritage classified

The castle of Kerninon, namely: the house for its facades and roofs; The court of honor for its plate floor including underground pipes, its walls and fences, its chapel and its house called the chaplain in its entirety; the garden closed for its plated floor, its dovecote in full, its caretaker house for its facades and roofs, its interior walls and fence walls; the commons, old cider factory, garages, stables, fountain and remains of the old dovecote in total; ponding or living; the driveways of the park for their plate floors and gates. This set appears in the cadastre , section A parcels n° 257, 258, 259, 260 and section B parcels n° 5, 6, 7, 851, following the plan annexed to the decree : inscription by order of 29 June 2022

Key figures

Famille Le Roux de Kerninon - Historic owners (1427-1925) Seigneurial Dynasty for five centuries.
Guilhe Lacombe de Villers - Owners in the 1930s Modernisation with electricity.
Jean de Bélizal - Acquisition in 1937 and mayor (1972-1977) Former Mayor of Ploulec.
Marie-Caroline de Bélizal - Last inheritor Sell the castle in 2019.

Origin and history

The castle of Kerninon, located less than one kilometre northwest of the town of Ploulec The present house, rebuilt in the 18th and 19th centuries, preserves the remains of a 15th or 16th century mansion. A court of honour, marked by an 18th century chapel and pavilion, precedes a closed garden housing a dovecote. 19th-century outbuildings, such as stables and an old cider factory, complete the whole.

The property belonged for five centuries (1427-1925) to the Le Roux de Kerninon family, before passing to the Guilhe Lacombe de Villers in the 1930s, which installed the first electricity of the commune. In 1937, Count Jean de Bélizal, the future mayor of Ploulec His daughter, Marie-Caroline de Bélizal, heir of the estate, sold him in 2019. The castle was partially listed as historical monuments on 22 June 2022, protecting its facades, its honorary courtyard, its enclosed garden, its communes and its pond.

Located 500 metres from the sea, the castle illustrates the architectural evolution of a Breton seigneury, combining medieval elements and modern transformations. Its dovecote, its aisles and its pool testify to a typical seigneurial organisation, while its chapel and its chaplain's house underline its social and religious role in the region. The remains of the original manor house, integrated with subsequent reconstructions, offer an overview of local history over nearly six centuries.

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