Châteaux, Concarneau

Château de Lanriec

Château, dit manoir du Bois

Town: Concarneau
Type: Châteaux
Period: 19th century
Protection: Not listed
Architect, author: Hugot d'Herville(propriétaire)
Legal status (survey): Private property
Materials: ardoise
Shore: 2.0 km

In brief

Château de Lanriec is a 19th century château in Concarneau, southern Finistère. Materials recorded: ardoise. The estate includes parc. Private property. 2.0 km from the shore as the crow flies, 17.5 km from Quimper railway station and 21.2 km from Quimper-Cornouaille airport. Surveyed by the Brittany regional heritage inventory (Inventaire des châteaux du 19e siècle en Bretagne, 2004).

History

Official heritage record, in French:

Château vraisemblablement construit au cours du 3e quart du 19e siècle ; il appartient au général Hugot d'Herville au début du 20e siècle.

Text of the Brittany regional heritage survey (Région Bretagne), record IA29002875, survey 2004, written 2004, reproduced unchanged; consulted on patrimoine.bzh on 3 November 2026.

Architecture

Architectural description from the regional heritage survey, in French:

Edifice de plan massé. La façade principale est encadrée d'une tour polygonale et d'un corps perpendiculaire formant pignon. Maçonnerie enduite avec soubassement, encadrements de baies, chaînes d'angle, corniche et lucarnes en pierre de taille.

Text of the Brittany regional heritage survey (Région Bretagne), record IA29002875, survey 2004, written 2004, reproduced unchanged; consulted on patrimoine.bzh on 3 November 2026.

The estate

As recorded by the regional heritage survey.

Designation: château
Component parts: parc
Typology: ex-nihilo (?). Eclectique ; néogothique
Detailed dating: 3e quart 19e siècle

From the air

The same place, same framing: aerial photographs from the 1950s and today, centred on the footprint recorded by the heritage survey or on the record’s location.

Aerial view, 1950s: Château de Lanriec — IGN, aerial photographs 1950–1965, open licence

Current aerial view: Château de Lanriec — IGN, BD ORTHO, open licence

The site through old maps

Three centuries of mapping, same centre: the red marker shows the location given by the record. Old place names, roads and woodland can be read on the Cassini and staff maps.

Cassini map, c. 1780 : Château de Lanriec — **Cassini map, c. 1780**. BnF / IGN, open licence.

Staff map, 1820–1866 : Château de Lanriec — **Staff map, 1820–1866**. IGN, open licence.

1:50,000 map, c. 1950 : Château de Lanriec — **1:50,000 map, c. 1950**. IGN, historic SCAN 50, open licence.

Land registry parcels over current aerial view : Château de Lanriec — **Land registry parcels over current aerial view**. IGN / DGFiP, Parcellaire Express and BD ORTHO, open licence.

Around the house

House sales 2021–2025 within a radius of the record’s location (DGFiP land registry, single houses with known floor area). These figures describe the neighbourhood, never the house itself.

	Sales	Median price	Median €/m²	Median size
Within 1 km	80	€265,000	€2,841	96 m²
Within 3 km	664	€280,000	€3,000	98 m²

The local market

Aggregated town figures. Ti Kaer never links a named house to a sale price.

All sales in Concarneau

€282,250median house price in Concarneau

1,014house sales, 2021–2025

126sales at €500,000+

The sea-view premium in Concarneau

Median price per m² of houses sold by distance to the shore, 2021-2025, all houses.

All coastal towns and the method

€3,472per m² within 300 m of the shore

€2,814per m² beyond 300 m

+23%coastal premium

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Questions

Can Château de Lanriec be visited?

No: it is a private property and cannot be visited, except for occasional openings announced by the owners.

How old is Château de Lanriec?

The oldest recorded parts date from the 19th century.

Is Château de Lanriec a listed building?

No. It is neither listed nor classified as a historic monument according to the databases consulted; it appears in the regional heritage inventory, which carries no constraint.

How far is Château de Lanriec from the sea?

2.0 km from the shore as the crow flies. Quimper station is 17.5 km away and Quimper-Cornouaille airport 21.2 km.

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Sources: regional heritage survey; Brittany regional heritage survey, Région Bretagne, record IA29002875 (patrimoine.bzh), open licence for the data, texts reproduced unchanged; distances computed from IGN municipal boundaries (Admin Express, open licence). Photographs: Wikimedia Commons, under the licence stated in each caption. Aerial views: IGN, open licence. Market: DGFiP land registry data, aggregated. Old maps and land registry: IGN, BnF, DGFiP, open licence. Additional facts: websites cited, consulted on 3 November 2026. No data on current owners.