luxury real estate for sale Rouillon, France

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SARTHE: 72550 Coulans sur Gée. Want space, nature and tranquility, this beautiful property, both a family home, a friend's home or a tourist home, will satisfy you. Budget: EUR787,500 fees are the responsibility of the buyer, i.e. EUR750,000 net seller. It is in the heart of the Sarthe countryside that these two homes are located on 52,400 sqm of land with a pond of around 1000 sqm. The main house of approximately 270 sqm is made up of a beautiful living room with its fitted kitchen, three bedrooms on one level, a shower room, upstairs there is a mezzanine, a bedroom with its shower room , dressing room. Continuing from the ground floor, an old barn has been completely renovated to accommodate family and friends or gîte activity because it has its own kitchen, a living room, a beautiful large bedroom and its shower room. The second house of approximately 200 sqm is used as a gîte comprising five bedrooms and a dormitory (possibility of sleeping twenty people). The whole has been restored with care and rigor while retaining the charm of the old. Good performance in gîte activity. DPE: E .GES: B Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website - www.georisks.gouv.fr To visit and support you in your project, contact LAURENCE LEEVRE acting as Mandate Advisor n° 344 685 at 06 72 20 23 35 or by email at [email protected]. This announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Laurence LEFEVRE acting under the status of commercial agent registered with RSAC du MANS n° 438 777 047 with PAUL PARKER PROPERTIES, domiciled at 10 rue du Colisée 75008 PARIS, brand of SAS PROPRIETES PRIVATE, National real estate network, with capital of EUR40,000, RCS NANTES n° 487 624 777, T and G professional card n° CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 CCI Nantes, Garantie GALIAN, 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris. of which 5.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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Enjoy the charms of a water mill with its water rights and its wheel in operation powered by canals (electricity production at EDF). House facing south, house T4 with fireplace. Possible floor T2. Garden, terrace. Near communal park, tennis, school, bus stop, train station shops. Many outbuildings for cottages, separated from the property. Tel. : +33 (0)6 26 86 78 46

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Propriété en pierre de roussard restaurée en 2004 située à 40 minutes du Mans. Elle se niche dans un village des Alpes mancelles qui offre un cadre verdoyant et reposant. Au rez-de-chaussée de la maison principale vous disposerez d'une entrée, un bureau, une cuisine aménagée et équipée, un salon et un grand séjour avec ses trois baies vitrées, deux chambres, une salle de bains avec douche et baignoire, un WC et une lingerie. Au 1er étage, un palier dessert quatre grandes chambres. Chacune dispose de sa propre salle d'eau avec WC. Une deuxième lingerie est disponible à cet étage. La propriété dispose également d'un studio de 65 m² restauré en 2015 ainsi qu'une maison indépendante de 80 m² offrant trois chambres et deux salles de bains. Parc arboré d'environ 3700 m². La maison est équipée de la fibre optique et d'une borne pour recharger les véhicules électriques. Le bien est actuellement exploité en chambres d'hôtes et locations diverses. Chiffre d'affaires à l'année environ 45 000 euros.

Located in the city center of Le Mans, this sublime town house totals 310 sqm built on 3 levels. The location, volumes and old elements such as tiles, cornices, parquet floors and fireplaces make this property an exceptional ensemble. The spacious reception areas on the first floor extend over 85 sqm, providing an ideal setting for entertaining and sharing unforgettable moments with family and friends. A large dining kitchen invites you to explore culinary talents and enjoy convivial meals. This residence includes seven bedrooms, four bathrooms for optimal comfort, as well as a master suite on the ground floor, with an area of 70 sqm. This suite includes a beautiful bedroom, a bathroom equipped with a shower, a dressing room and an office with integrated bookcase, offering a peaceful work space. To enjoy the balmy summer evenings, a large terrace, ideal for relaxing and recharging your batteries in the open air. In addition, a superb vaulted cellar completes this set, perfect for lovers of fine wines. A stone's throw from all shops and public services in the city center, this property also has outdoor parking. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2022: EUR4,310 and EUR5,880 Contact (EI): Sophie Morier - 06 38 55 80 27 Commercial agent registered with RSAC du Mans under number 918 854 589 Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr »

Located in Le Mans, this beautiful townhouse boasts a generous living space of 182 m2 and comes with a charming 250m2 wooded garden. Its superb limestone façade, spacious interiors, and position set back from the street make it an exceptional property. Spread over two floors, this family home offers an optimal layout. On the ground floor, a warm and spacious living area welcomes its occupants. The open kitchen directly accesses the garden, providing a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. On the first floor, three beautiful bedrooms and two bathrooms are harmoniously arranged. The second floor also features three additional bedrooms and a bathroom. Additionally, there is a toilet on each floor for maximum convenience. Ideally situated close to shops, public transportation, and only 7 minutes from the train station, this property is perfectly suited for a family with children seeking independence in their daily lives. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros1,975 and euros2,673. Contact (Real Estate Agent): Sophie Morier - 06 38 55 80 27 Registered sales agent with RSAC Le Mans under number 918 854 589 Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Information on risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Sole Agent. 80-page detailed file on request. This elegant 18th century chateau is located in the immediate vicinity of Le Mans, in the Sarthe department and the Pays de la Loire region. Remodelled in the late 19th century, it offers about 1220 sqm of living space on four floors (not counting the cellars and attics) which has been meticulously restored over the years by the current owners and is in excellent condition. The ground floor and basement comprise magnificent living and reception rooms (about 390 sqm in total), one of which boasts remarkable Louis XV style panelling. The upper floors comprise six bedrooms, two studies, a monumental library and five bathrooms. A 60 metre-long terrace is fully south-facing. Several outbuildings include a Mansart-style 2-bed guest pavilion, a 3-bed caretaker’s lodge, former stables, extensive garages, and an old blockhouse surrounded by leafy greenery. The near 9 hectares of parkland and elegant landscaped gardens are planted with mature trees and feature a pond, meadows and a woodland bridle path. In a beautiful environment benefiting from easy rail or road access from the capital, this superb property is perfectly maintained with no significant work required.

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Nantes Sotheby's Realty presents near Le Mans a grand property featuring a Napoleon III style château and its extensive outbuildings nestled in the heart of an English-style park spanning over 8 hectares. Located just 21 minutes from the Le Mans racetracks and 4 km from a village with a train station connecting to Le Mans in just 13 minutes, the château boasts approximately 900 sqm of living space, including several reception rooms, a spacious 120 sqm hall with an impressive 4.5-meter ceiling height, 13 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms. The large annex with over 28 rooms also offers significant accommodation capacity. Other outbuildings, such as a 200 sqm hall, allow for various project possibilities. This unique estate with substantial guest accommodation near the Le Mans racetracks is a property of exceptional interest. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire such a historically significant property. Contact us today for more information.

Ref. 4055: EXCEPTIONAL 15th c. MANOR HOUSE LISTED AS A HISTORIC MONUMENT IN THE SARTHE. The manor is built in the Sarthe countryside in a peaceful and pleasant location about one kilometre from the village which provides the first services (bakery, grocery shop). It is accessed from this village by a small road on which a dirt road leads to the property. Le Mans, a dynamic university town 20 km away, offers a cultural life and all transport facilities. This region has become a refuge for Parisians who are in need of space but still want to be able to reach the capital easily. In addition, the proximity of the motorway star constituted by the A28 (Rouen-Bordeaux), A11 (Paris-Nantes) and A81 (Paris-Rennes) motorways offers easy prospects for getting away from it all or for family and friends to meet up. Extensive historical research, carried out on the initiative of the owners, has made it possible to retrace the history of this building, which was the centre of an important seigneury until the French Revolution. Originally part of the ancient province of Maine, La Poissonnière was a protected site, surrounded by marshes which man transformed into arable land which gradually formed a vast seigneurial reserve around the manor. In 1261, the first mention of the site is made in a deed between the chapter of the cathedral church of Saint-Julien du Mans and Jean de Luminier, in the presence of the lord of the fief of the same name. In 1393, Jeanne Cordeau, heiress of the fief, married Olivier I Moreau to whom she brought her estate as a dowry. In 1417, Olivier II Moreau married Agnès du Pont-Aubevoye. Their son Olivier III married Julienne de la Baussonnière in 1438 and Ambroise du Bouchet in 1453. Their eldest son, Jean I, became lord of the place. Although there is no author's opinion on this subject, the construction of the present manor house could be part of this period in the third quarter of the 15th century. However, it is possible that it was built by John I after his marriage in 1469. After his marriage in 1545 to Louise de Féchal, François I Moreau, grandson of Jean I, was summoned to prove that he was an officer of the King, a man-at-arms in the company of the Lord of Lude. Successive acknowledgements from the Kings of France prompted him to enlarge his residence and build a new oratory. For four centuries, the manor house remained in the family of the first owner, Jeanne Cordeau, and did not undergo any significant transformation.François II Moreau married in 1571. He lost his estate in 1597 but bought it back almost immediately by selling part of his land. He had his knighthood confirmed in 1622. The manor then passed to his son François III Moreau, who passed it on to his son René Moreau, who in 1689 was entered on the roll of the ban and the back ban of the seneschal of Maine. His son, Félix, inherited the estate and then passed it on to his son, Charles Félix. When he died, apparently in poverty and after a life of debauchery, in 1787, the manor was passed on to his sister who had married Louis-Joseph de Cacquerai de Beauclos. Their children sold the estate in the early 19th century to neighbouring owners. In 1804, the Cailleau family became the owners. Their last heir left the estate to her niece, Madame de La Vigerie, on her death in 1880. In 1895, the estate was divided and sold to farmers, the Le Breton and Pasquier families. Having become a simple farm, the manor house reached the 20th century in a very poor state of repair but with all its original authenticity, which has enabled the current owners, with the help of the historic monuments, to carry out an exceptional restoration. The Poissonnière manor house, typical of late 15th century Gothic architecture, is protected by a moat which can be crossed by a stone and wood standing bridge. The main façade of the manor house, facing east, is flanked by an octagonal turret containing the stone spiral staircase. Three bays of large mullioned windows topped by high dormer windows illuminate this façade. The structure has been carefully and completely restored. The interior remains to be fitted out. The exterior rendering reveals in places the roussard stone of which this manor house is built. It is set out on a rectangular plan 25.5 meters long and 9.5 meters wide and comprises two stories (approx. 200 sqm each) of three large main rooms topped by high attics. These rooms are decorated with monumental stone fireplaces and lit by large cushioned windows (stone benches). The ceilings are of French oak. Interesting and elegant stone carvings remain. A tower adjoining the south gable of the dwelling houses a rib-vaulted chapel. This chapel, which dates from the 16th century, has preserved some interesting frescoes. The ensemble has an impressive architectural quality, and all the decorative elements that could be saved have been restored. Outbuildings dating from the 17th century frame the courtyard and house : - a very comfortable dwelling house, carefully restored and used as the owners' home during the restoration of the manor. It comprises : . On the ground floor: a large tiled living room with kitchen, scullery, toilet and washbasin. . First floor: 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms with shower and wc. One of which forms a suite with its dressing room and office space. This dwelling is extended by a vast space currently used as a barn (90 sqm) and workshop, which the owners had planned to convert into a home. - Opposite the house is a pretty building that houses the boiler room, 2 large sheds (20 and 29 sqm) and a garage (33 sqm). - Various buildings used as sheds. With a surface area of 31.58 acres and crossed by a stream, the grounds provide the manor house with a pleasant environment. The woodlands of various species (approx. 5 ha), the courtyard with its moat, and the meadows that can accommodate horses (approx. 3 ha), provide a varied atmosphere, which, together with the surrounding countryside, form a beautiful setting for this architectural gem.

A 16th century castle with an artist's cottage and outbuildings surrounded by a remarkable sculpted garden and 23 hectares of rolling countryside to the west of Le Mans. A small, little-used road winds through the hedged farmland from a nearby village and leads to the property, which is set in a dominant position in the middle of nature. The estate extends over around 23 hectares of parkland, meadows and farmland. At the entrance, there is a space in the middle of the greenery where vehicles can be parked. Visitors can go in two different directions. The first passage opens onto a remarkable garden measuring over a hectare, from which meadows grazed by cows and a chateau can be glimpsed on the horizon. The other access is via a first courtyard with a large outbuilding and its former stable on one side. It is followed by a loft-workshop at the far end of the courtyard, an old house and, to one side, the rear part of the chateau. To the back of this building there is a courtyard with another agricultural outbuilding. The remains of the ancient walls of the medieval castle, ruined during the Hundred Years' War, are still there. Most of the buildings have rubble stone facades with straight windows and steeply pitched slate or flat tile gable roofs. At the foot of the chateau, there are green spaces surrounded by outbuildings used for a variety of purposes, including a workshop, orangery, greenhouse and kiosk. Facing east-west, the chateau was built between 1520 and 1524 by the 29th abbess, Catherine de Couësme, who came from an ancient and powerful family from the Haut-Maine region. The building follows the principles of the Italian architect Sebastiano Serlio, who was in fashion during the Renaissance.

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