luxury real estate for sale Redon, France

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South of Rennes, in a five hectare estate, a 15th and 19th century manor house with outbuildings and gardens. At a certain distance from the centre of the town, but not totally isolated, the property extends over almost five hectares of open countryside, with a variety of natural and agricultural landscapes. The entrance to the property from a small road is marked by a gate opening onto a gravel courtyard, surrounded by a wall, the manor house and a small tower. Beyond, on the south and west sides, some outbuildings are used as sheds. Outdoors, the property consists mainly of gardens, wooded areas or undergrowth, a pond and streams, and a meadow to the south.

This former manor of 500 m², remodeled at the end of the 19th century retains parts dating back to the 15th century. It is made of Granite; shale; sandstone; rubble; mixed device. It has a courtyard, a very beautiful 4 ha park, a dovecote, a barn and fence walls. Composed of 15 rooms including 10 bedrooms, most of them with their bathroom and WC, it offers real potential to receive a large family, organize guest rooms or gites while maintaining a beautiful private part. The park is sumptuous with a century-old oak tree, a beautiful pond connected to the Vilaine, many streams, meadows, and a wooded area. Many varieties of rare and flavored plants. This park is ideal for garden lovers. This superb and very well maintained building offers many fireplaces, exposed beams, beautiful stone walls, and very high ceilings. In the park, an artist's studio, dedicated to creation that can also be dedicated to events. A TER station makes it easy to reach RENNES, including the TGV station linking Paris in 1h15. All amenities are accessible in a few minutes in the nearby village. To see without delay. “Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr ”

RE-UP FOR SALE - EXCLUSIVE - 19TH CENTURY MASTERPIECE IMH - EXTRAORDINARY 19TH CENTURY CHATEAU WITH FANTASTIC NEO-RENAISSANCE GRANITE ARCHITECTURE - 30 HECTARES - OFFERED FOR SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY - PRIVATE RENTED HARAS - BETWEEN RENNE AND VANNES, MORBIHAN, BRITTANY In a sumptuous romantic park offering an unobstructed view due south over the beautiful Morbihan countryside, this spectacular castle completed in 1898, one of the masterpieces of the end of the 19th century in Brittany, takes place on a medieval settlement of which remains dry moats and three original pavilions from the 16th century. Offered for sale for the first time in its long history, it presents a remarkable state of authenticity. The particularly rich architecture, inspired by the Renaissance, is exceptional in the quality of the implementation, all in large granite fittings of different colors and textures, it is clearly one of the most beautiful castles of this period in Brittany. , among the best built. It has a rectangular plan with a central body bordered by two projecting corner pavilions, one housing the superb palatial chapel on two levels. A difference in levels between the facades produces an even more monumental effect; the north-east facade on the park side has direct access to the ground floor via a large cast iron canopy; the South-East facade stands on a monumental basement which houses a large hall in the basement and the service spaces. The facades present a very rich architectural repertoire of bosses and slits, petrifications, powerful chains, cartridges, cut leathers, shells, moldings, projecting keystones, dormer windows, pediments, very powerful chimney stacks. All in a symphony of granites with sumptuous play of colors, gray, ocher, and black, and plays of texture, rustic bosses, more or less smooth, more or less bush hammered surfaces. Scholarly quotations punctuate the facades, breaking the symmetry, on one side two large stained glass windows, one in a rose window, the other in a semi-circular arch lined with statues in the round of Saint Louis and his wife Marguerite of Provence; on the other side, a very clever watchtower. The entrance hall in a neo-Renaissance style is particularly spectacular, decorated with columns, the large oak staircase with balusters decorated with lion protomes, decorated with stencilled wall canvases, low paneling, cement tile floor, ceilings of stucco. On the right, a smoking office decorated with wall display cases, low paneling, printed fabric wall decorations. A large central corridor runs through the entire house, cement tile floor, low paneling, wall stencils, beamed and joist ceilings. Superb row of south-facing lounges, open view. Central living room decorated with beautiful woodwork, three beautiful double doors, pair of oils on canvas circa 1700 representing Bacchus and Venus built into the woodwork, herringbone flooring, south-facing balcony. Dining room, low paneling, richly carved neo-Renaissance wooden fireplace decorated with a portrait of Louis XIV, ceiling with beams and joists, herringbone floor. Large living room, richly carved Louis XIV style woodwork, stucco ceiling in the style of the 18th century, Louis XV style marble fireplace. Small Louis XVI style living room decorated with woodwork, Louis XVI style marble fireplace, facing South-East, herringbone floor. To the North-East, with independent access, a sumptuous palatial chapel on two levels with a gallery. Decorated with two splendid Art Nouveau stained glass windows, one depicting the Virgin, populated by angels and natural lilies, the other in a rose window depicting Jesus and the four evangelists in a sky also populated by angels. A 17th century wooden altarpiece, richly carved with four twisted columns under a large pediment, three oils on canvas embedded in the altarpiece, an Annunciation, a saint in prayer, and possibly the wishes of Louis XIII. To the North, an office, a hunting room decorated with cupboards, in its original style, marble fireplace. A linen room, decorated with large cupboards. A west-facing kitchen, cupboards, cement tiles. Small dining room facing south, wooden floor, Louis XIV style red marble fireplace, low paneling. Freight elevator for wood. Mounts flat. On the first floor, a billiard hall with a very rich decoration of columns, stucco, decoration of acanthus leaves, A large corridor decorated with interior stained glass windows, low paneling, 11 bedrooms, six of which face south, a bathroom, two bathrooms to be renovated, sink and bidet in each bedroom. A Chinese bedroom facing south, wooden floors, 19th century bathroom, marble fireplace. Master bedroom called Madame's bedroom, marble fireplace, Louis XVI trumeaux, bathroom. On the second floor, 17 rooms, partly purged of their fittings following an attack of dry rot having received the beginning of treatment; remaining to be finished. On the third floor, a large attic, superb framework. Basement, South-facing entrance hall, stucco decor, corbels, joist-beamed ceiling. Stone staircase hall decorated with a neo-Renaissance stone column, cement tile floor. Priest's room. Office dining room, 16th century Renaissance stone fireplace with beautiful jambs, tiled floor. Glass hall, freight elevator, service staircase. Room. Wood heating with stoves, outdated forced air heating. Heating not functional. Three original 16th century pavilions facing the castle in the orderly garden decorated with pepper pot roofs, they display cannons typical of league wars. Medieval dry moats, spanned by an access bridge. Beautiful 17th-18th century stables with arcades. A private rented stud farm of 7 hectares, including a freestone castle guard house, various farm buildings, a riding school in the old castle vegetable garden, a shed, occupied land, woods. All rented by a rural lease for around 15,000 Euros/year. Very beautiful romantic park, crossed by beautiful avenues of trees, a majestic ornamental pond in cut stone of impressive dimensions. Two sumptuous entrances decorated with grilles which come from the Pompeian palace of Prince Jérome Bonaparte on avenue Montaigne in Paris, demolished in 1891. Town water, pool in the park not waterproof, reserve near the house. Counter for each house. Non-compliant septic tank. Partly enclosed park and stud farm of 30 hectares, woods. 23 hectares free. A commodat (ready to use) on part of the park. The entire property is listed as a Historic Monument. Price: 1,500,800 Euros fees included (fees payable by the seller). Exclusively at Denniel Immobilier - Antique Dealers in Buildings. Situation : - 6km from a town with the first shops and services, hospital, supermarket, - 60km from the sea and Gulf of Morbihan. - 55km from Vannes, historic town. TGV. - 60km from Rennes, airport, TGV Paris at 1h30. - 100km from Nantes. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref.4023: 15th MANOR ON 12.36 ACRES NEAR THE VILAINE On the borders of Ille-et-Vilaine, this manor house is located in a rural area renowned for its rich architectural and landscape heritage. The property was a ducal residence in the Middle Ages and also a major centre of resistance during the Second World War. This long history is reflected in the authenticity and character of the manor and its outbuildings. The Vilaine River flows peacefully in the immediate vicinity of the property and offers an enchanting setting for beautiful walks or bike rides. A TER (regional train) station provides easy access to the Rennes metropolis. All amenities are just a few minutes away. The stone manor house (granite and schist), on two levels under the roof and two cellars, offers a total surface area of approx. 410 sqm, divided as follows: On the ground floor: A beautiful entrance hall gives access to a large kitchen (with central island and monumental fireplace) and a scullery, a vast living room with parquet flooring and exposed beams, which is a great place to live and to welcome guests, a dining room with high ceilings, exposed beams and stonework, and a second living room used as a library, which is delightful with its wooded walls and its fireplace with wood burner. There are numerous direct accesses to the garden and the courtyard as well as a large terrace opening onto the garden. Adjacent to the lounge-library, and with an independent entrance strictly from the courtyard, a space that could be used as a guest house consists of a large bedroom and a bathroom. On the 1st floor: 5 large bedrooms, each with its own shower room, 2 of which provide access to a reading room in the manor house tower, a 6th bedroom, under the rafters with a magnificent exposed roofing framework, and a last bedroom, accessed from the laundry room on the ground floor, which is also under the rafters and has two beautiful master trusses. Adjacent to the southern part of the manor house, a guest house with independent access from the garden consists of a living room with an open kitchen and upstairs a large bedroom and its bathroom. The main outbuilding is a stone building with a private terrace opening onto the garden, composed of two spaces: the first is a large 'artist's studio' with high ceilings and a mezzanine, which can also be used as a reception and event space. The second is a raised swimming pool. The exposed stonework adds to the charm of this building. A storage area is attached to this outbuilding. Located to the south, in the courtyard, the former oratory has been converted into a completely independent accommodation space. It is on one level, which can be accessed directly by a pretty stone staircase. A living room, a large bathroom (on the ground floor) and a bedroom (on the first floor) make up the ensemble. There are various shed and storage areas throughout the property. The property is set in approximately 12.36 acres, 9.88 of which are dedicated to the beautifully landscaped and wooded garden. Created in the mid-1990s by an Englishman, this environment, criss-crossed by streams, is now a discovery trail of numerous varieties of flowers. A large pond, connected to the Vilaine, invites you to take a meditative break under the protection of an oak tree several hundred years old. A meadow on the south side completes the site. The land is not marked by any easement.