A manor house with the worm-eaten architecture of Breton sites, dating from the late 14th and early 15th centuries, with a chapel whose walls bear frescoes of martyrs. Temporary exhibitions are open to the public, as is an artist’s workshop. Sculptures created by the owner can be seen in the outdoor park.
Proposed activities:Temporary exhibitions
Proposed activities:Temporary exhibitions
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Historic site and monument category
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House and building
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