Unusual places, Quimperlé
Presbytère, Lothéa
Ancien presbytère, Lothéa (Quimperlé)
- Town
- Quimperlé
- Type
- Unusual places
- Period
- 16th–17th century
- Protection
- Not listed
- Ownership
- Private property
- Materials
- granite, schiste, moellon, chaume
- Shore
- 6.0 km
In brief
Presbytère, Lothéa is a 16th–17th century unusual place in Quimperlé, southern Finistère. Materials recorded: granite, schiste, moellon, chaume. The estate includes jardin. Private property. 6.0 km from the shore as the crow flies, 44.0 km from Quimper railway station and 48.6 km from Quimper-Cornouaille airport. Surveyed by the Brittany regional heritage inventory (Quimperlé, 2003).
History
Official heritage record, in French:
Edifice probablement bâti à la fin du 16e ou au début du 17e siècle. Dans les années 1950, la couverture était en ardoises.
Text of the Brittany regional heritage survey (Région Bretagne), record IA29000555, survey 2001, written 2003, reproduced unchanged; consulted on patrimoine.bzh on 3 November 2026.
The estate
As recorded by the regional heritage survey.
- Designation
- presbytère
- Component parts
- jardin
- Successive uses
- maison
- Typology
- presbytère de plan allongé. Type ternaire. Tour d'escalier postérieure. Logis à deux pièces par étage
- Detailed dating
- limite 16e siècle 17e 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.
Further reading
References and official records.
- Dossier d’Inventaire IA29000555, Région Bretagne
- A.D. Finistère, 3 P 292. Cadastre de 1824, section C2 dite de Québlen.
- A.D. Finistère, 1 Fi. Cartes postales.
- Annexe n°1
The local market
Aggregated town figures. Ti Kaer never links a named house to a sale price.
Other dossiers in Quimperlé
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Questions
Can Presbytère, Lothéa be visited?
No: it is a private property and cannot be visited, except for occasional openings announced by the owners.
How old is Presbytère, Lothéa?
The oldest recorded parts date from the 16th–17th century.
Is Presbytère, Lothéa 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 Presbytère, Lothéa from the sea?
6.0 km from the shore as the crow flies. Quimper station is 44.0 km away and Quimper-Cornouaille airport 48.6 km.
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Join the buyers’ listSources: regional heritage survey; Brittany regional heritage survey, Région Bretagne, record IA29000555 (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. No data on owners.