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Ref.4093: Elegant angevin manor house from the 15th C. for sale. This remarkable manor house, whose origins date back to the 15th century, when a family of royal nobility occupied the premises, is firmly established in the heart of the Baugeois region, which is rich in cultural and architectural heritage and offers a variety of leisure activities in a particularly well-preserved natural setting. Crossed by the Loire River and renowned for its numerous castles, Romanesque churches, manor houses and half-timbered houses, the Baugeois is home to the famous tourist sites of the Château de Brézé, the Château de Montsoreau, the Abbey of Fontevraud, the Château de Baugé, the Priory of Sainte-Gemmes-sur-Loire and the historic town of Saumur. Benefiting from a peaceful environment, the property is not far from the town of Angers and the main shops/resource towns are 10 minutes away by car. Easily accessible from Paris and the main cities of the west, Nantes, Le Mans and Tours, this seigneurial building will undoubtedly inspire lovers of old architecture and is ideal for a main residence, holiday home, gîtes or other professional activities. Built on three levels in tufa and local stone rendered with lime under slate, this admirable seigneurial dwelling is adorned with a wing in its extension and another in return for a square, and has remarkable transoms with tufa mullions piercing its main building with several openings from which a diaphanous light spreads pleasantly around the interior. Flanked on the north side by a massive square tower, the specificity of which is to change from a polygonal to a square plan by 'a corbelling with eight quarter round moulded projections', an impression of placid power emanates from this group of buildings, which has been freshly renovated with a degree of care rarely seen. The tower gives access to the interior via a pretty doorway topped by a lintel in the form of an embrasure, and contains a singular wooden spiral stairway. Adjacent to the large dwelling, a vast terrace topped by a slate canopy completes the balance of this building. The main entrance from the main courtyard gives access to the ground floor which is arranged as follows: A vast and elegant living room extends on either side to two monumental tufa fireplaces facing each other. This gives access, on the right, to a comfortably equipped kitchen and a back kitchen. Opposite, a door gives access to the spiral staircase of the tower. To the left, a hallway leads to an en suite bedroom, a bathroom and the staircase leading to the first floor. Throughout, one finds admirably worked and inspired by the aesthetic conventions of the time, terracotta floors from the nearby rairies, half-timbering and exposed beams, stained glass windows and finely worked wooden shutters... On the first floor, a landing leads to a bedroom, a shower room and a bathroom on the right, and to the left, three bedrooms, one of which is of good size and features a magnificent monumental tufa fireplace, a bathroom and a shower room. As on the ground floor, there are terracotta floors, exposed beams, stained glass windows, interior shutters, and remarkable tufa 'coussièges', a sort of stone bench integrated into the embrasure of certain windows which were used in the Middle Ages as benches for sitting and later as resting places for reading or writing. On the second floor and in the attic, additional volumes offer interesting potential for conversion as required. The living space is approx. 350 sqm. The property has two outbuildings: A large games room (approx. 50 sqm) is located in the extension of the living area, which is set back at right angles and can be accessed from the courtyard on the same level. On the first floor, an attic accessible via an attractive external slate staircase offers additional possibilities for conversion. A little further away, an old stable has been perfectly renovated and is used as a garage and a shed. The manor house is set in beautiful English-style parklands of 4,21 acres planted with beautiful trees in the making (oak, chestnut, acacia, cedar, fruit, apple, pear, cherry, plum, quince, raspberry, redcurrant trees, etc.), and punctuated by a beautiful pond with fish. The view is unobstructed over the surrounding valleys and there is a great deal of peace and quiet in this place, which naturally gives meaning to Joachim du Bellay's famous sonnet evoking the 'softness of Angers'. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M.Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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Discover the timeless elegance of the 17th century Manor, formerly owned by the prestigious Poniatowski family, located in the heart of Normandy and presented by Richard LENOIR of OptimHome Prestige. Nestled in the middle of a majestic park adorned with century-old trees, this exceptional residence offers an atmosphere of serenity, with a charming pond, a recent heated swimming pool, a tennis court and two fruit tree orchards. Follow me and let's open the doors to this haven of peace. On the ground floor, a welcoming entrance leads you to a bright living room with a fireplace, an elegant music room with a magnificent fireplace and tiled floors, a large dining room, a fitted kitchen, and a WC of guests. Two majestic stairwells lead to the first floor, where three large bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and toilet, offer you refined comfort. On the second floor, a bedroom with bathroom and toilet, as well as smaller bedrooms with separate toilet and WC. While exploring the outdoor space, discover the swimming pool ideally located in front of an outbuilding and the guest house. The outbuilding houses a technical room for the swimming pool, an oil boiler, and a splendid billiard room. A magnificent staircase leads you to a large office, adding a touch of elegance. The guest house, on the ground floor, offers a living space with living room, lounge, kitchen and storage room. Upstairs, four bedrooms and two bathrooms with toilets offer an ideal setting for unforgettable weekends. The property also includes a caretaker's house with a beautiful entrance, a living room, a mezzanine, a fitted kitchen, a bathroom and two bedrooms. A half-timbered farm to be converted, with immense potential, as well as a garage for two cars, complete this exceptional ensemble. Ideally located 8 km from Bernay, with its train station and shops, this prestigious residence extends over a park of nearly 13,000 m². Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique property, a symbol of history and refinement. Contact us now for an exclusive visit. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. Contact your local agent, Richard LENOIR, FRESNE CAUVERVILLE, Optimhome Associate Estate Agent at 06 76 92 80 10 – More information on https://www.optimhome.com/conseillers/lenoir (ref 553853)

A hamlet of a thousand colours, a 17th century manor house, 4 cottages and an inn set in 2 5 hectares of grounds 25 minutes from the Côte de Granit Rose in historic Trégor in Brittany. The buildings which are full of character are nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac, in a peaceful, leafy setting overlooking a small stream. There are no neighbours nearby and no disturbances to this haven of peace. The road leading up to the property is tree-lined in the east. Through the trees’ thick foliage we get a glimpse of a colourful garden. Further on, still looking to the east, we can make out the inn. Then the manor house and its four cottages set in a row. Outbuildings including the 'La maison des hirondelles' and a vast wooden-clad barn complete the ensemble. The flowerbeds, gravelled paths, parking areas, relaxation areas and wilder areas are regularly maintained with care. Cider is produced from an organic apple orchard. There is a wooded area with a path leading down to the river below. The whole complex is protected from view. There has been fibre optic broadband since last April.

A seventeenth-century country home with a guesthouse in walled grounds that cover one hectare in a hamlet in France’s Périgord Vert area, near the town of Ribérac. The property looks down over a valley. It lies in the heart of a hamlet and covers roughly one hectare on a hilltop plateau. The country house stands in the middle of grounds that are entirely enclosed with stone walls. The whole building forms a U shape. It is an imposing dwelling from the end of the seventeenth century. Its enclosed inner courtyard has a water tank and a remarkable ago-old lime tree that towers in the centre. A central pavilion stands out on a long dual-aspect section that runs from north to south. This pavilion is crowned with a square dovecote and a mansard slate roof. A carriage archway leads through it into the inner courtyard. This central pavilion lies between two very different L-shaped sections. On the south side of the carriage entrance, there is the main house, which is made up of three parts. One end of the long section with the carriage archway and mansard roof joins the main building at a right angle. This main building has a semibasement, walls that are taller than the rest of the edifice and a roof with a mansard end. At this building’s gable end, there is an older section that also has a semibasement. Monk-and-nun tiling covers its three-slope hipped roof, which is lower than the rest of the house’s roofing. On the opposite side of the inner courtyard, outbuildings stretch from west to east. This wing has been converted into a gîte. A well forms a junction with a barn beneath a mansard roof, which is well balanced with the central pavilion and the main house. English-style grounds dotted with flowers and trees extend all around the edifice. Low dry-stone walls divide the grounds into different spaces that include a swimming pool, an orchard, a terrace and gardens.

Exceptional eclectic style listed villa built from 1913 to 1917 and its rich interior décor. Very nice and large reception rooms. Ten bedrooms. Indoor swimming pool. Home cinema. Total: 695 m². Two terraces. A caretaker's house to renovate of 125 m². A small investment property for rental use includes three T3 rooms of 70 m² each. Two garages. Ornamental park of 4,161 m². DPE: Not concerned. Ref 972.

Beautiful manor house dating from 1840 situated on a plot of 2,1 ha with large outbuilding. The house offers lots of charm and beautiful light living spaces but needs to be renovated. Located in a pretty village just south of Clermont Ferrand. Ideal as a family home or for an activity with bed and breakfast/gîtes. The layout is as follows; On the ground floor - large entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and access to the cellar, a corridor over the entire width of the house, a room of 28 m2 with access to one of the towers, a dining room with beautiful glass doors leading to the garden, a living room, kitchen and scullery in the tower. On the 1st floor - Landing leading to 4 spacious bedrooms, one of which has a private bathroom, a smaller bedroom and 2 bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms have direct access to the towers. On the 2nd floor – 5 marge bedrooms with parquet floors and waterpoint in all rooms. Above this is an attic. Cellar under the entire surface of the house. Outbuilding of approximately 200 m2 plus upper floor. The house is structurally in good condition with a slate roof but the interior needs to be completely renovated. Connected to the mains drainage. Central heating system with radiators in place but without a boiler. Located in the charming village of Neschers with the A 75 motorway 5 km away, 25 km from Clermont Ferrand and 12 km from Issoire. Shops and amenities in Champeix 2,7 km away. Only 30 km from the Superbesse ski area.

An 18th & 19th century manor house set in 2 8 ha of grounds with a pond and old moat, in eastern Creuse, not far from the Puy-de-Dôme department. Set between a dry moat on one side and a pond on the other, which together form the predominant part of the boundaries of the 2.8ha property, the manor house dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries. It still stands on the raised site of the original stronghold. After crossing a fixed bridge with wrought iron grille and pedestrian gate, a driveway leads across a lawned, tree-lined esplanade to the manor house and the outbuilding located on one side. The two buildings are rectangular in plan, with roofs of flat tiles topping exposed and lime-pointed coursed granite masonry walls. The windows have louvered and plain shutters, their surrounds and the corner quoins are of dressed stone. To the rear, a lawn stretches down to the lake, which can be glimpsed through the foliage. A flight of wooden steps leads to a jetty protruding a few metres into the pond.

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Unique, in the heart of the Gulf of Morbihan, Brittany. This large estate enjoys a perfect geographical location. The 76 ha land immerses you in an exceptional environment with a panoramic view of the shoreline, part of which belongs to the estate. In the background, the sea in the distance, the forest and the meadows. Its oak forest is home to many animal species whose management is established in a respectful manner. On the residential side: more than 1000m² of living space including the 19th century mansion displaying an excellent quality of renovation. No work needed. Discover without delay this unique and rare property for sale. Ure contact : Votre contact : Manuel COSTA at 06 69 07 51 27.

Nestled in the hills of Southern France is this spectacular fully renovated domaine with breathtaking views of the Pyrenees mountains. The property is in the middle of a substantial amount of land, including a large heated pool, lovely fountains and pond, a boules / petanque court and a well cared for Mediterranean style garden. The principal house is an impressive stone built mansion of 370m2 fully renovated for modern comforts including heat-pump central heating, underfloor heating, and double glazing. The domaine also has two beautiful fully independent 2 bedroom houses (100m2 and 85m2). Both additional houses have been also fully renovated and each have a comfortable living area, modern fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. This historic domaine retains many of its original features including exposed wood beams and stone walls. It has been lovingly renovated to a high standard over several years as can be evidenced by the high-standard of all three houses. Each house has its own fully independent access and private outdoor terrace / garden area. The land is well-maintained and the layout of the domaine makes it perfect for a family, or even multiple families or as a revenue generating business (gites / chambre d'hotes, BnB). Despite its privacy and peaceful setting in the countryside, the property is close to commerce. The nearest bakeries and shops are just a short drive away (10 minutes) and a major international airport is just 1 hour away. This is a really special property in a fabulous location. For anyone wanting a historic but fully renovated property in a tranquil and private location but within easy access to everything southern France has to offer – this is the one!

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This magnificent estate is accessed via a beautiful avenue of chestnut trees and comprises an 18th century manor house with 380 m2 of living space in the pure Bergerac architectural tradition, an independent 250 m2 west wing that could be used as a gîte and an 80 m2 east wing (caretaker's cottage). 7 rooms including 3 bedrooms and a superb study with exposed roof timbers in the main house, 5 bedrooms in the west wing and 2 in the east wing, the caretaker's cottage. Large garage, shed, dovecote, horse shed. Swimming pool, 5-seater jacuzzi (2019), tennis court (38x18), golf course, stream bordering the property, spring, pond. An exceptional and bewitching property in enchanting grounds planted with three-hundred-year-old trees for those looking for a bright environment and harmonious architecture. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This charming Louis XIII manor, built on an older base, is located 35 minutes west of Rennes in the Breton countryside. Situated on a partially enclosed park of approximatively one hectare it emerges within its rural landscape. Originally constructed in the 14th century and overlooking the river, it was expanded in the 17th century with the addition of two high-roofed pavilions, giving it an elegant appearance with dormer windows dominating the facade. One enters a beautiful walled courtyard and a charming small garden in front of the house. The interior is divided into two parts, each with its entrance, surrounding a large and high square lantern lounge with wood paneling and a Louis XVI fireplace. On the East side, there is a dining room with lovely woodwork features, a kitchen, and a staircase leading to three bedrooms upstairs. On the West side, there is a lower room remaining from the original manor, a kitchen, and a beautiful staircase leading to a large bedroom and its bathroom. All rooms open to the South. The attic is currently used as storage space but could be converted to increase livable space. Facing the courtyard, there are two beautiful outbuildings. Behind the manor, there is a large orchard that slopes down towards the river. This tranquil property will surely captivate with its charm and the pleasure it will offer after an interior renovation. This historically rich place is truly a superb example of the art of living. Estimated annual energy costs of the house : not communicated Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

A 17th-century chateau listed as a historical monument with outhouses and over seven hectares of grounds, nestled between Rennes and Mont-Saint-Michel. Country lanes wind through farmland and woods to join a cul-de-sac that leads to the property. Beyond the entrance gate, a driveway leads to the chateau. A chapel stands beside this driveway. The chateau towers over a French formal garden. A pond lies on the far side of this garden. The chateau dates back to the 17th century. It has a basement, a semibasement, a raised ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a third floor. The edifice is listed as a historical monument. It looks out at its grounds, which extend all the way around the chateau and cover more than seven hectares. The chateau’s elevations are made of dressed stone. The building is made up of three asymmetrical sections. It stands in front of a main courtyard. A monumental double flight of steps marks the central section. A bell-shaped slate roof caps this central section. This majestic roof is adorned with a bull’s-eye window and underlined with modillions. A double-level roof lantern crowns the bell-shaped roof. Square slate tiles cover the roof lantern’s lower level and scale-shaped slate tiles cover its upper level. The roof lantern culminates in a finial. The edifice’s two other sections have hipped slate roofs. These hipped roofs are steep-sloped and are also underlined with modillions. Pediments with mouldings cap the windows. A broken arched pediment with a bull’s-eye window in the middle crowns the main entrance door. The facade faces east. It is bathed in natural light as soon as the sun rises. The sun then illuminates the other elevations throughout the day. At the back, there is a rear court edged by a south wing, an annexe and an orangery. At a lower level, there is an orchard and a swimming pool with a pool house. Woods complete the property. They form an enclosure around some sides of the property, which covers over seven hectares in total.

A grand house with outbuildings, nestled in the Avesnois area of northern France, 20 minutes from the Belgian border. The house stands at the end of a small, quiet road in a town of around 2,500 inhabitants. The property is entirely enclosed with brick walls. A wrought-iron gate flanked with two outbuildings leads into a courtyard that extends in front of the grand dwelling. A second gate in line with the first one opens from the street to let vehicles in.

Luxury 19th-century Norman manor spanning around 300m² (3,229 sq ft) on 3 levels situated on around 1.3 hectares (3.21 acres) of grounds planted with trees and flowers. On the ground floor is a hall with vestibule, an office, a guest toilet, a large, bright living room with fireplace, a dining room and a kitchen opening ont a large south-facing terrace. On the first floor, a wide landing leads to three bedrooms sharing a shower room, a large en-suite bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and a bath/shower room, and a separate toilet. On the second floor, a wide landing with cupboards leads to 3 bedrooms sharing a shower room and a walk-in wardrobe, and separate toilet. On the basement level you’ll find a wine cellar, a utility room, a machine room with an oil tank, boiler and hot water tank equipped with a water softener and an after-beach shower with guest toilet. Charming old house requiring renovation also on the grounds. Set on around 1.3 hectares (3.21 acres) planted with pretty trees and flowers is a children’s playhouse and a natural lake supplied by a spring in the middle of which is a charming island used by swans and ducks. Fantastic fittings (double glazing, original parquet flooring, electric roller shutters, automated sprinkler system, outdoor lighting, etc.) and a rural setting 300m (330 yards) from the beach! Agency fees payable by vendor

Engel & Völkers Deauville invites you to discover a Normandy gem in Cabourg, an Anglo-Norman manor accompanied by its annex, situated as follows, in the heart of an enchanting park spanning over 1 hectare 300 : The 300sqm manor, spread across multiple levels, has skillfully preserved the charm of the buildings from the Belle Époque and the refined elegance of Normandy. On the ground floor, you will find an elegant reception area, a dining room, a kitchen, an office, a billiards room and access to the terraces. The first floor comprises a spacious landing leading to three bedrooms sharing a shower room, as well as a large ensuite bedroom with a dressing room and a bathroom with a shower, separate toilets. The second floor offers a wide landing with closets serving three bedrooms sharing a shower room and a dressing room, separate toilets. The complete basement houses a wine cellar, a laundry room, a technical room with a fuel tank, boiler, and water heater equipped with a water softener, as well as a beach return shower with separate toilets. The annex, with a surface area of 100sqm, is a blank canvas for your projects. Beautiful Manor only 300 meters from the beach, this Normandy manor is a haven of refinement amidst 1.3 hectares of tranquil nature, featuring a pond, a children's cabin, and an old house to renovate. A bucolic setting that has artfully preserved the charm of Belle Époque architecture and the refined elegance of Normandy, to be experienced just a few steps from the beach. Possibility to acquire two additional land parcels. DPE: D (143) - GES: D (43) Annual housing energy costs estimate: 3310-4540euros Property tax 2023: 6003 euros Fees paid by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr A gem nestled between land and sea, this property welcomes you to the Côte Fleurie. Immerse yourself in the charm of Normandy and easily explore the coastal beauty, just 300 meters from the beach.