The Léhélec castle is a prime example of the superb style of architecture found in the Morbihan region of Brittany. Sober and majestic, it was built in around the year 1660 by Jean le Mintier, one of the kings 100 pages.
This property, which is still inhabited, has belonged to the same family since 1578.

Classified as a listed historic monument
Surrounded by woods and greenery, the main edifice offers a magnificent south view. It looks over the three courtyards which are bordered by its immense 16 th century outbuildings which have alternating gabled and arched dormer windows.

Furniture, pottery...
The downstairs floor is open to visitors along with the 16th century outbuildings which house a small collection of items from the region (pottery, utensils, furniture).