When was the château de la Grand'Ville built?

Around 1650, shortly after the dismantling of the Kérimer fortress that previously occupied the site.

How did the château change ownership?

It first belonged to the chevalier du Breil de Rays who built it, then passed to the Chrétien de Tréveneuc family through marriage, and subsequently to the comte de Kergariou who married Mélanie de Tréveneuc.

What is protected as a historical monument?

Not only the residence and its outbuildings (stables, barns, dovecote), but the entire park: the pond, terraces, vegetable garden, neo-medieval tower and all the walls and features that make it a complete landscape ensemble.

Château de la Grand'Ville à Bringolo

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Château de la Grand'Ville stands in Bringolo (Côtes-d'Armor), in the Bretagne region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: milieu 17th century, first half of the 19th century). Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

Built around 1650 in Côtes-d'Armor, the château de la Grand'Ville stands on the site of a former stronghold. Its layout combines a central rectangular main building with two symmetrical wings on either side, supplemented by a fourth structure at one corner. The protected estate encompasses historic outbuildings, a park with terraces and a pond, and landscaping features that form a coherent ensemble from the age of aristocratic transformation.

What to know

The building and its grounds have been listed as historical monuments since 2012.
The listing covers the entire estate: main residence, outbuildings (stables, barns, dovecote), landscaped park with pond, terraces, vegetable garden and paths.
No information about opening hours, admission fees or visiting conditions is currently available.
Access and accessibility are not documented.

Where this château is

Bringolo · Côtes-d'Armor · Bretagne

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22170 Bringolo

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00089041
Period of construction: milieu 17th century, first half of the 19th century

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When was the château de la Grand'Ville built?: Around 1650, shortly after the dismantling of the Kérimer fortress that previously occupied the site.
How did the château change ownership?: It first belonged to the chevalier du Breil de Rays who built it, then passed to the Chrétien de Tréveneuc family through marriage, and subsequently to the comte de Kergariou who married Mélanie de Tréveneuc.
What is protected as a historical monument?: Not only the residence and its outbuildings (stables, barns, dovecote), but the entire park: the pond, terraces, vegetable garden, neo-medieval tower and all the walls and features that make it a complete landscape ensemble.