Château de Talhouët

The L-shaped château features a northern façade adorned with a coat of arms flanked by two lions and a southern entrance with pilasters and triangular pediment.

Built between 1580 and 1582 on the site of a 14th-century manor, the château underwent major expansions in 1647 with additions to the eastern wing.

The Saint-Jean chapel, constructed in the early 17th century, displays Renaissance architecture with its cut-sided apse and western bell tower wall.

Since 1990, the château operates as a guest house, offering visitors accommodations within its historical walls listed as a French heritage monument.

The entrance portal bears the carved arms of the Du Bot and Briande de la Chapelle families, marking their ownership during the construction period.

Location: Pluherlin

Architectural style: Gothic architecture, Renaissance architecture

Address: Talhouët

GPS coordinates: 47.71972,-2.37444

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:57