Château de Malleville
Malleville Castle
Ploërmel
Access
No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found
- Where
- Ploërmel
To make a day of it
Open within 20 km
Château de Malleville stands in Ploërmel (Morbihan), in the Bretagne region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 16th century). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.
At Ploërmel, the Château de Malleville retains a circular turret and a pavilion dating from the 15th century, remnants of a building reworked over successive centuries. The structure follows a U-shaped plan around an open courtyard, a layout shaped by major 19th century alterations. The estate's chapel, built in 1520, still holds its original stained glass and is listed as a historic monument along with the nearby calvary.
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What to know
- The château itself can be seen only under the access conditions of what remains a private property, not specified in the available information.
- Only the chapel and the calvary are listed as historic monuments, a status granted in 1973.
- No opening hours or admission fees are given in the data available for this site.
- The estate lies southeast of the town centre of Ploërmel, in the Morbihan department.
- The building as it stands today largely reflects a 19th century restoration carried out between 1835 and 1845.
Where this château is
Ploërmel · Morbihan · Bretagne
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Address
4 Malleville, 56800 Ploërmel
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- Period of construction
- 16th century
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Frequently asked
- Is the Château de Malleville open to visitors?
- The available sources give no visiting conditions for the château itself; only the chapel and the calvary are protected as historic monuments.
- How old is the Château de Malleville?
- Its origins date to the 15th century, though most of the building seen today results from restoration work carried out between 1835 and 1845.
- What medieval elements remain at the château?
- A pavilion and a circular, crownless turret, both attributed to the 15th century.
- What can be seen in the estate's chapel?
- The chapel, built in 1520, still has its original stained glass and a chevet with three cut sides.
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Sources
Identity, location and official references from Wikidata and the Mérimée register.
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- Wikidata Q22992071
- Mérimée PA00091497