Château de Kergroadès

Description

Château de Kergroadès was built between 1602-1613 by a nobleman François de Kergroadès. The castle is a large square building, flanked by four towers in every corner. The facade is pierced by numerous large stone cross windows. The castle has a remarkable park.

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Address
Kergroades, Brélès, France

Established
1602-1613

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