Built between 1598 and 1613 for Francois III de Kergroadez, raised to a marquisate by Henri IV, the chateau required around 500 workers over some fifteen years. Listed as a historic monument in 1995, it has been restored since 2000 by the Jaclin family. Beyond individual seasonal visits, the whole domain can be privatised for weddings, galas or seminars, a formula run by the Route des Pingouins hospitality group which operates the site.
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Private domain hire, Chateau et Jardins de Kergroadez
A 17th-century Breton Renaissance chateau and its 22-hectare park, open to day visitors but also available for exclusive private hire.