In the 14th century, there was only a three-room farmhouse, with its floor accessible at the back by a rounded staircase. One must imagine a large pond in the present lower part of the garden, as well as a water mill, on its dike, now disappeared. Only the miller's house and the fountain remain from that time, along with a drinking trough and a wash house on the neighboring property. In 1419, Saint Vincent Ferrier, the great Dominican preacher, came to rest at the manor and left his name to the fountain. Until the Revolution, the manor belonged to noblemen, including a certain La Bourdonnais who, having left to welcome the emigrants in Quiberon in 1795, was shot on the orders of General Hoche. Around 1798, confiscated by the State and sold as

The Manoir de Truhelin, which is the delight of a long family history, welcomes you in a quiet, wooded park, a stone's throw from Kerbilouët beach in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan regional natural park. The Gulf of Morbihan, an incomparable reserve for its flora and fauna, accessible by land and sea. Located 5 km from Vannes, a historic town with its ramparts and old town. Close to the alignments of Carnac, a unique unmissable site.

Arradon is located on the northern coast of the Gulf of Morbihan and is 120 km from Rennes and Nantes. This commune is bounded on the east by the Vincin river and on the west by the Pont de Lohac stream, two small coastal rivers forming two rias in their downstream part. It borders the cities of Vannes, Ploeren and Baden. Thus, it is part of the agglomeration of Vannes. The city of Arradon covers 1,849 hectares, in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan. This area is divided into three main sectors w