
Also recently urbanised, Kerbéban, located on a busy road, is now a residential estate. In 1818, this village was home to about twenty buildings belonging to several farms organized around courtyards. It still preserves some traces of this period, including a line of houses from 1700 and a house from 1783, a fountain and wells that once supplied water to the inhabitants and their livestock. There are also more recent stone buildings, recognizable by their symmetrical, standard openings, a symbol of the transformation and renewal of rural buildings in the 19th and 20th centuries.