The Red Manor
The manor of Trévarez in central Brittany is often referred to as “the Red Manor”, for obvious reasons. It is a neo-Gothic affair built from 1893 by a wealthy Breton politician with all and every creatures comforts known at the time: elevators, central heating, running hot and cold water everywhere, a refrigerator, etc.
The alliance of dark Kersanton granite and red brick gives off a weird feeling, and the truth is, I very much dislike the looks of this building, which gives me the shivers. The park is very nice, though.
Side view of the manor.
The Red Manor
The manor of Trévarez in central Brittany is often referred to as “the Red Manor”, for obvious reasons. It is a neo-Gothic affair built from 1893 by a wealthy Breton politician with all and every creatures comforts known at the time: elevators, central heating, running hot and cold water everywhere, a refrigerator, etc.
The alliance of dark Kersanton granite and red brick gives off a weird feeling, and the truth is, I very much dislike the looks of this building, which gives me the shivers. The park is very nice, though.
Side view of the manor.