The Manehouarn estate

The Manehouarn estate is the seat of the ancient seigneury of the de Pluvié family, who settled here as early as the 16th century. The parish bought the site in 1985. Its various buildings include gîtes, apartments, seminar rooms and reception halls. Numerous festive, sporting and cultural events are held here throughout the year. As you make your way through the wooded park, you'll come across, on your right, the 19th century fountain-washhouse complex set on an 18th century fishpond, further on, the 19th and 20th century ponds, the former 19th century kennels, the 1758 recreational chateau, extended after 1840, the Notre Dame de Sion chapel, the former stables and carriage houses in the courtyard, built at the same time as the château. To find out more about the history of the estate, download the “Plouay Five Hundred years of history at Manéhouarn” cultural trail from the Rando Bretagne Sud application.