Taden : Manor of the Grand Cur
Côtes-d'ArmorReference
PA00089666
Latitude
48.475365
Longitude
-2.017037
Address
2 Place de l'Église 22100 Taden
Construction era
4e quart 14e siècle
Protection date
1993/06/04 : classé MH
Protection cause
Manoir, ainsi que les communs (au sud-est) et la cour (cad. D 563) : classement par arrêté du 4 juin 1993
Description
This manor, raised in the center of an enclosed space, was the main stately home of the Viscount of Taden, belonging to Dinan. It is a fine example of Logis-Porche. The building is divided into two parts: the stately residence to the north and a second residence in the south. On the ground floor, these two residences are separated by a large door. The staircase turret seems to be from the same time as the rest of the construction. The door has a smooth eardrum that once had a painted coat of arms. The turret is surmounted by a platform with a cantilevered tour. This style of turret and a tour is typical of buildings of this kind in the coasts of Armor.
