Can you visit the château de Gournava?

There is no indication that it is open to the public; the estate in Pluherlin remains private property.

What architectural style is it built in?

The château follows a neo-17th-century style with regional influences.

How is the château connected to the Grand Gournava pond?

It stands just south of this artificial pond, dug in 1854, near the ruins of an older manor house.

Château de Gournava

Gournava Castle

Pluherlin

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Where: Pluherlin

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

The château de Gournava stands in Pluherlin, in the Morbihan department, south of the Grand Gournava pond. It was built in 1895 by Count Louis-Henri de Béru, in a neo-17th-century style drawing on regional architecture, near the site of an older, ruined manor. The estate remains a private property, closely tied to the history of the adjoining pond.

Written from Étang du Grand Gournava

Where this château is

Pluherlin · Morbihan · Bretagne

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Address

Pluherlin, Morbihan

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the château de Gournava?: There is no indication that it is open to the public; the estate in Pluherlin remains private property.
Who built the château de Gournava?: It was built in 1895 by Count Louis-Henri de Béru.
What architectural style is it built in?: The château follows a neo-17th-century style with regional influences.
How is the château connected to the Grand Gournava pond?: It stands just south of this artificial pond, dug in 1854, near the ruins of an older manor house.