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The Manoir de la Peignie, in the Côtes-d'Armor, dates from the 13th to 17th centuries. It is surrounded by a large park, moats and bridle paths, 500 metres from the village and close to hiking trails.
It offers a peaceful base for resting or exploring the medieval towns of the area, such as Moncontour and Dinan.
The vast forests of La Hunaudaye, Saint-Aubin and Coatjégu must have played a major role in choosing the site of this castle, built after 1220 by the Tournemine family, apparently on a significant site still unoccupied.
A 15th-century manor in the heart of the Penthièvre, with a Renaissance façade and an intimate park; now a guest house.
The Château de la Guyomarais dates from the 16th century and sheltered the Chouan leader Armand Tuffin de la Rouërie.
The Château de Lorge replaced the manor of L'Hermitage, owned by the lords of Quintin from the 15th century, and hides in the forest.
This large 15th-century manor has a rectangular main building flanked by five slender turrets.
A French formal park surrounds the Château de Caradeuc, built in 1723 by Anne-Nicolas de Caradeuc, a counsellor at the Parlement of Brittany.