Who built the Château de Beaumanoir?

It was built in 1628 for François Peschart, a nobleman and councillor of the Parlement of Brittany, likely by the Laval-based architect Jacques Corbineau and his son.

Is the Château de Beaumanoir a listed historic monument?

Yes, the façades and roofs of the whole building complex were classified by decree on 23 April 1965, after a partial listing in 1925.

Who owns the Château de Beaumanoir today?

It belongs to the departmental council of Côtes-d'Armor, which acquired it in 1963 when it was near ruin.

What can be seen inside the Château de Beaumanoir?

Visitors can see an octagonal 17th-century chapel with a Louis XIII altar and altarpiece, as well as the family's former burial vault.

Château de Beaumanoir (Évran)

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Château de Beaumanoir stands in Évran (Côtes-d'Armor), in the Bretagne region of France. The building is listed as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: second quarter of the 17th century). Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

In Évran, in the Côtes-d'Armor, the Château de Beaumanoir consists of four wings arranged around a courtyard closed off by a wall topped with a balustraded walkway. Built in 1628 for a councillor of the Parlement of Brittany, it stands out for its Italian-inspired gateway, decorated with caryatid figures and a statuette of Eros, flanked by two square towers with keel-shaped roofs. The eastern tower houses an octagonal 17th-century chapel with its Louis XIII altar and altarpiece, along with the former burial vault of the Langle-Beaumanoir family, who owned the estate for two and a half centuries.

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What to know

The building is a protected historic monument, with its façades and roofs listed since 1965.
The château has belonged to the Côtes-d'Armor departmental council since 1963, following a restoration after a period of near ruin.
No verified opening hours or admission prices are available for planning a visit.
The octagonal chapel in the eastern tower, with its Louis XIII altarpiece, is among the notable features to look for.

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Évran · Côtes-d'Armor · Bretagne

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Château de Beaumanoir, 22 Beaumanoir, 22630 Évran

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Heritage status: Listed historic monument (classé); Mérimée record PA00089147
Period of construction: second quarter of the 17th century

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Who built the Château de Beaumanoir?: It was built in 1628 for François Peschart, a nobleman and councillor of the Parlement of Brittany, likely by the Laval-based architect Jacques Corbineau and his son.
Is the Château de Beaumanoir a listed historic monument?: Yes, the façades and roofs of the whole building complex were classified by decree on 23 April 1965, after a partial listing in 1925.
Who owns the Château de Beaumanoir today?: It belongs to the departmental council of Côtes-d'Armor, which acquired it in 1963 when it was near ruin.
What can be seen inside the Château de Beaumanoir?: Visitors can see an octagonal 17th-century chapel with a Louis XIII altar and altarpiece, as well as the family's former burial vault.