Château du Restmeur

The Restmeur estate includes a main house with structured gardens, an orchard, a chapel, and several additional buildings within enclosed stone walls.

Jean de la Monneraye acquired the property in 1724, leading to extensive renovations including new stables in 1730 and chapel construction from 1755 to 1763.

The architecture represents traditional Breton noble residences of the 18th century, with distinct features across multiple construction phases from 1730 to 1790.

The château remains private property with restricted access, requiring visitors to check local tourism offices for potential viewing opportunities.

The estate experienced a conflict between Chouans and Republicans in 1800 and served as an escape route for resistance members during German operations.

Location: Pommerit-le-Vicomte

GPS coordinates: 48.62682,-3.11502

Latest update: March 5, 2025 20:13