Manors, Plobannalec
Manoir de Kerhoas
Manoir de Kerhoas
- Town
- Plobannalec
- Type
- Manors
- Period
- 15th century
- Protection
- Listed in 1992
- Legal status (survey)
- Private property
- Shore
- 1.4 km
- Today
- Visite (extérieurs) · Manoir de Kerhoas
In brief
Manoir de Kerhoas is a 15th century manor in Plobannalec, southern Finistère, listed in 1992. Private property. 1.4 km from the shore as the crow flies, 21.9 km from Quimper railway station and 18.1 km from Quimper-Cornouaille airport. Today: visite (extérieurs) (Manoir de Kerhoas) (in French).
History
Official heritage record, in French:
Le manoir de Kerhoas, exemple d'architecture manoriale du pays bigouden, est un bâtiment construit à la fin du 15e siècle et comprenant plusieurs corps de bâtiments disposés en U autour d'une cour jadis fermée. L'histoire de ses origines est inconnue, la construction étant probablement l'oeuvre d'une famille de petite noblesse, comme en témoigne son architecture modeste, quoique soignée (porte, décor du pignon). L'ensemble tel qu'il se présente actuellement a pratiquement conservé les dispositions décrites dans un acte notarié de 1753, et semble n'avoir subi que peu de modifications depuis sa construction : seule la façade sud a été légèrement remaniée. L'intérieur est également dans un état de conservation remarquable, qui a conservé les dispositions représentatives du manoir médiéval.
Text of the Mérimée record, French Ministry of Culture, open licence.
Timeline
Dates from the official record and the sources cited, in order (in French).
- 1753Ses bâtiments forment un U autour d'une cour autrefois close ; un acte notarié de 1753 décrit une disposition proche de l'actuelle. (POP, ministère de la Culture)
- 1785Le manoir appartint longtemps à la famille du Haffond, seigneurs de Treffiagat, puis passa en 1785 à la veuve d'Alain Léon de Tréverret. (Office de tourisme Destination Pays Bigouden)
- 1879Il fut acquis après 1807 par le négociant Jean-Baptiste Huard, futur maire de Pont-l'Abbé, puis hérité en 1879 par l'archéologue Paul du Chatellier. (Office de tourisme Destination Pays Bigouden)
- 1992L'ensemble des bâtiments, la fontaine et le four à pain sont inscrits monument historique depuis le 23 décembre 1992. (POP, ministère de la Culture)
Other sources
Facts gathered from public websites, each with its source (in French). Checked on 3 November 2026.
- Propriété privée, le manoir ouvre ses extérieurs à la visite (cour, four à pain, fontaine, verger, grange). Office de tourisme Destination Pays Bigouden
Protection
Listed in 1992.
Protected elements (in French): Ensemble des bâtiments constituant le manoir, y compris la fontaine et le four à pain (cad. ZL 141, 208, 355) : inscription par arrêté du 23 décembre 1992
Listing requires a prior declaration and the opinion of the French heritage architect for works on the protected parts; the surroundings, within 500 metres or a defined perimeter, are also regulated. In return, restoration works may be subsidised and benefit from a specific tax regime.
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.
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.
Further reading
References and official records.
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 | 30 | €294,500 | €2,587 | 106 m² |
| Within 3 km | 434 | €265,500 | €2,622 | 109 m² |
The local market
Aggregated town figures. Ti Kaer never links a named house to a sale price.
The sea-view premium in Plobannalec-Lesconil
Median price per m² of houses sold by distance to the shore, 2021-2025, all houses.
Other dossiers in Plobannalec
All dossiers
Questions
Can Manoir de Kerhoas be visited?
The site is open to the public today: visite (extérieurs) (Manoir de Kerhoas). Access and opening dates on https://www.destination-paysbigouden.com/en/things-to-see-and-do/visits/manoir-de-kerhoas-plobannalec-lesconil-en-5426657/.
How old is Manoir de Kerhoas?
The oldest recorded parts date from the 15th century.
Is Manoir de Kerhoas a listed building?
Listed in 1992. Works on the protected parts require the approval of the French heritage architect.
How far is Manoir de Kerhoas from the sea?
1.4 km from the shore as the crow flies. Quimper station is 21.9 km away and Quimper-Cornouaille airport 18.1 km.
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Join the buyers’ listSources: Mérimée database, record PA00090490, French Ministry of Culture, open licence; Wikidata Q22926584; 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.