Can the château du Bois de Ros be visited?

Available information does not specify any opening hours or visiting conditions, as the château remains a private property.

How old is the château du Bois de Ros?

The main building dates from the 16th and 17th centuries, with a south wing rebuilt after a fire in 1885.

Who built the château du Bois de Ros?

The site began as a hunting lodge for Duke John IV of Brittany, later given to the Abbey of Prières and converted into a hospice.

Where is the château du Bois de Ros located?

It stands at the place called Bois de Ros, in the commune of Limerzel, in the Morbihan department.

Château du Bois de Ros

Limerzel

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Where: Limerzel

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Château du Bois de Ros stands in Limerzel (Morbihan), in the Bretagne region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château du Bois de Ros stands at the place that bears its name, in the commune of Limerzel, in the Morbihan department. Built in the 16th and 17th centuries from granite rubblestone, it retains a spiral staircase tower and a chapel that recall its past as a ducal hunting lodge and later a monastic hospice. Mullioned windows and a courtyard well still remain, markers of a rural Breton architecture whose character survived a partial 19th-century rebuilding.

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What to know

The château is a private property, held by the same family since 1901.
No verified information on visiting hours or admission fees is available.
The building is listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage.
The south wing, rebuilt after a fire in 1885, does not date from the original building campaigns.

Where this château is

Limerzel · Morbihan · Bretagne

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Address

Limerzel, Morbihan

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Heritage status: Protection status unknown; Mérimée record IA00008690

Frequently asked

Can the château du Bois de Ros be visited?: Available information does not specify any opening hours or visiting conditions, as the château remains a private property.
How old is the château du Bois de Ros?: The main building dates from the 16th and 17th centuries, with a south wing rebuilt after a fire in 1885.
Who built the château du Bois de Ros?: The site began as a hunting lodge for Duke John IV of Brittany, later given to the Abbey of Prières and converted into a hospice.
Where is the château du Bois de Ros located?: It stands at the place called Bois de Ros, in the commune of Limerzel, in the Morbihan department.