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Château de Camzon

Camzon Castle

Locqueltas

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Where
Locqueltas

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Château de Camzon stands in Locqueltas (Morbihan), in the Bretagne region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Camzon stands at the hamlet bearing its name, in the commune of Locqueltas in the Morbihan department. The present building, erected around 1870 in granite and tufa stone, replaced an earlier château that had fallen into ruin by around 1760. Its symmetrical façade, topped by a slate roof with hipped ends, reflects nineteenth century classical taste. A fragment of the older building, a stone bearing an unidentified coat of arms, has been kept in the garden.

Written from Château de Camzon (Locqueltas)

Where this château is

Locqueltas · Morbihan · Bretagne

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Address

5 Camezon, 56390 Locqueltas

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown
Mérimée record IA00009399

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Frequently asked

When was the château de Camzon built?
The current building dates from around 1870, constructed on the site of an older château that had been in ruins since the 18th century; its outbuildings still bear the date 1647.
Where is the château de Camzon located?
It stands at the hamlet of Camzon, in the commune of Locqueltas in the Morbihan department.
What remains of the earlier château de Camzon?
A carved stone bearing an unidentified coat of arms from the former building was placed in the garden; the chapel that once stood nearby disappeared in 1864.
What materials was the château de Camzon built from?
The building is made of granite and tufa stone, with a slate roof featuring long slopes and hipped ends.

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