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House Moutiers-sur-le-Lay (85)
Ref.4981 : Noble dwelling with outbuildings and an annexe for sale in the Vendée In the heart of the Vendée, the property lies in a village offering a peaceful, green setting, ideal for those seeking the calm and authenticity of the countryside. Surrounded by rural landscapes and paths perfect for walks, it invites you to make the most of nature and a serene daily life. On a human scale, the village charms with its friendly atmosphere and unspoilt surroundings. Local shops and services, complemented by those of neighbouring towns, make everyday life easy: Bournezeau, Mareuil-sur-Lay-Dissais and Sainte-Hermine offer quick access to a wide range of amenities. Around 25 to 30 minutes away, La Roche-sur-Yon offers a full range of shops, services, cultural facilities and professional opportunities. The Vendée coast is also within easy reach for beaches and water sports. A charming village where countryside, quality of life and accessibility combine for a gentle everyday life. On the edge of the village, the property is entered through a fine old gate in ornate wrought iron. Facing the entrance, the main house stands at the centre of the grounds, with its group of outbuildings to the right. Built in 1870, this noble dwelling is distinguished by its classical architecture and well-ordered facade. Built of stone, it has a rectangular main building rising over two levels beneath a four-sided slate roof, adorned with dormer windows and brick chimney stacks. Regular openings framed by white shutters and exposed stone quoins give rhythm to the facade, while the main entrance, marked by stone front steps, reinforces the symmetry of the whole. Inside, the living space is approximately 216 sqm. The house has kept all the charm of period homes: original parquet floors, wood panelling, fireplaces and ceiling roses have been preserved. The ground floor brings together the bright reception rooms: the entrance hall, a double living room with herringbone parquet on the left, a dining room, a family room with a fireplace and its antique tiled cooking range, as well as a kitchen. A fine original wooden staircase leads to the upper floors. On the first floor, a landing serves four bedrooms, each with its own shower room or bathroom (one bathroom and three shower rooms) and toilet. On the second floor, a bedroom with a washbasin and a dormitory with a terracotta tiled floor, completed by an attic. In the basement, a cellar extends under about half of the house. 1. Annex house of approximately 70 sqm with a tiled roof: living room with fireplace, one bedroom with shower room, toilet, double-glazed PVC windows. Currently let on a furnished lease (€500 per month), available in spring 2027. 2. Large barn with loft, tiled roof, electricity. 3. Large open-sided barn with wide arched openings, tiled roof. 4. Pigsties. 5. Bakehouse with loft. The grounds extend over approximately 4.45 acres. A second entrance gives access to the property via an avenue of chestnut trees. Old trees, oaks and lime trees, grace the grounds. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Saint-Nazaire, under the number 418 969 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$769,800216m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 1.8haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Argentan (61)
Ref.4956 : 17th-C. chateau, park, pool and outbuildings, in the Argentan area The Orne department sits at the heart of its five Normandy neighbours – Calvados, Eure, Eure-et-Loir, Sarthe and Mayenne – and is thus recognised as the essential backbone of the Paris – Brittany axis. To the west, the Argentan plain fades towards the legendary Suisse Normande, while to the east it stretches towards the equally renowned Pays d’Auge. Although devoted to cereal farming, the plain hides small hamlets nestled at the bottom of unsuspected valleys, sometimes revealing the secrets of a most unexpected heritage. This property is the perfect illustration of this, slumbering at the foot of a river, sheltered by century-old trees. At the end of the drive, let the charm work its magic… Beyond everyday needs, amply covered by the nearby towns of Mortrée and Argentan, the property enjoys an ideal location, with quick access to the rail, road and motorway networks – food for thought for those keen to reach the capital in less than 3 hours. The few souls who share the life of this secluded hamlet will provide the discreet, kindly and reassuring presence that only rural life can offer. The estate follows the classic layout that prevailed in the age of Louis XIV: an approach through the land, a caretaker’s house, the farm… and then the main house. This property is no exception, with a drive of nearly 300 m leading to the living quarters. The original building was built on a rectangular plan. A few metres from the main house stood a perpendicular building which was later joined to it, forming today’s L-shaped structure. Each of these two former entities displays a style of its own period, which the talent of the builders has managed to harmonise. Today the property is balanced, well proportioned and full of elegance. The south-east facade was probably raised in the 19th-C., when the turrets were given bell-shaped roofs. Built over a cellar, on three levels, the main part of the house has an imposing facade, punctuated by bays of windows and framed by two dominant projecting towers. The south-west facade is more modest in size and is linked to the main part by a hexagonal tower housing the spiral staircase. A last tower, to the north, gives the staff access to the upper floors. The roofs are covered with flat tiles, except for the towers, which are slated. Two fine monumental stone chimneys adorn the gables. With a living area of approximately 536 sqm, the property is laid out as follows: Ground floor: central entrance to the south, opening onto a hall with cabochon tiles, leading to: – on the left, a large study with parquet floor, fireplace and stove; access to the south tower. Next to a small bathroom / WC, creating a ground-floor bedroom here would be very easy; – on the right, two adjoining drawing rooms with parquet floors and marble fireplaces with overmantels. While the first drawing room remains very classical, the second was decorated at the end of the 18th-C. in a resolutely Directoire style, as shown by the leafy pilaster motifs on a green background. The first drawing room leads to the east tower, where a charming oratory remains; – at the rear junction of the two wings, the spiral staircase leading to both upper floors; – extending the second drawing room, a vast dining room, dominated by a monumental medieval-style fireplace; – a passage to a hall leading to the north exit and to the service staircase; – the kitchen, of a good size, with a fine wood-fired range, pleasantly facing south and opening onto a grassy terrace; adjoining pantry. First floor: the spiral staircase arrives at a landing room serving a dressing room and 3 bedrooms, one with a bathroom / WC. The east bedroom opens onto a second oratory. The service staircase leads to a corridor serving two bedrooms, one with a bathroom. Separate WC. Second floor: with the same layout as the floor below, this floor offers the potential for 7 rooms and a bathroom / WC. The floor is entirely to be restored. The estate has 11 outbuildings, most of them grouped upstream of the chateau and staggered, as was customary for the smooth running of a farm. The whole is attractive and blends well into a wooded setting. Most of the structures are sound and at least protected from the weather. The potential of these buildings can unleash the wildest imagination: family or guest annex, holiday lets, craftsmen, breeders… many profiles will find a match for the most varied projects. 1) The caretaker’s house, logically built at the entrance to the estate, at a respectable distance from the chateau. Stone house under slate, on two levels plus attic. Ground floor: entrance with stone staircase, sitting room with fireplace, kitchen – dining room with fireplace; terracotta tiles and exposed joists. Upstairs: 3 bedrooms, one with bathroom / WC, and a separate shower room / WC. Annex: WC, cellar, boiler room (oil heating, plastic tank). 2) The loose boxes, brick structure under mechanical tiles, with 6 boxes (4 x 3 m). 3) The rabbit hutches, brick structure under flat tiles: 12 hutches. 4) The pigsties, extending the hutches, small structure under tiles with 2 sties of identical size. 5) The stable, a large stone building under slate, on two levels, with 3 stalls and a hayloft. 6) The kennel, set on high ground, fitted with tall railings on a low stone wall. 7) The dovecote, an elegant rendered stone dovecote with a pepper-pot roof, overlooking the farm. 8) The barn, stone building under slate, in 4 parts: shelter for farm equipment, tack room, cart shed and workshop. These 8 outbuildings form “the farm”, to the west of the chateau. On the chateau side, 3 other outbuildings enliven the south and east: 9) “Le Commandeur”, an elegant Henri IV pavilion, so named because the estate manager lived there. The fine Gothic door comes from the former local church. Built on two levels, in stone, under a four-sided slate roof, it has one room on the ground floor with no particular use; the upper floor, also a single room, serves as a pool house for the nearby swimming pool. 10) The swimming pool, set on high ground, level with the upper floor of the Commandeur, has an 18 m x 6 m swimming pool. It has a cover and is heated by a heat pump. 11) “La Buanderie”, a pretty stone building under tiles, on 3 levels and flanked by a pepper-pot tower. Backing onto the river, on the edge of the property, this outbuilding offers exceptional restoration potential. It has a vast room on the ground floor with a remarkable monumental fireplace. The property enjoys varied surroundings, harmoniously shared between park, woodland and meadows. Two entrances, at opposite ends, give access either to the front of the chateau or through the farm. The most commonly used is the farm entrance, a long drive lined with post-and-rail fencing enclosing two large pastures on either side. Bordered by a small river, the Baize, the pastures can accommodate 3 or 4 horses; a wooden shelter will provide them with cover… Crossing an unusual small stone bridge, the first century-old trees invite the eye to wander towards the first glimpses of the chateau. In an English-style profusion, plane trees, tulip trees, Lombardy poplars, maples, copper beeches, lime trees, ash trees, horse chestnuts, yews and walnut trees colour the park and keep the lawns cool. A ha-ha marks the far end of the park, along a small country lane, giving way to a wooded plot of about 4.94 acres. Behind the farm lie the essential fruit trees and kitchen garden, whose lack of upkeep cannot hide their appeal. With a total area of 23.29 acres, this property, free from any nuisance, awaits the discerning owner who will shape its destiny and write a new page of its history… Cabinet LE NAIL - Lower-Normandy - Mr Eric DOSSEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Eric DOSSEUR, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Alençon, under the number 409 867 512 . We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,624,800536m²5bedrooms3bathroomsland 9.4haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Rouen (76)
Ref.4973 : beautiful chateau in Seine-Maritime department. This exceptional residence of timeless charm enjoys a privileged location in Normandy, between Rouen and Le Havre with its ferry links, at the heart of gently rolling parkland. The property is a haven of tranquillity while remaining close to Fécamp, Étretat and Veules-les-Roses. Yvetot railway station and the A29 motorway are close by, putting Paris within about 2 hours. Finally, this region of France opens the doors to numerous horse races, casinos and a thousand-year-old historic heritage. The chateau offers 628 sqm of living space, with a harmonious and well-balanced layout. On the ground floor, the main entrance hall reveals generous volumes. To the right are a music room (or large cloakroom) and a pantry set in the turret. The left-hand side offers a living room with fireplace and a double drawing room divided by a glass partition, featuring trumeau panels decorated with vases and flowers as well as period tiling. From the last drawing room, a door leads directly to the caretaker’s apartment (living room, kitchen, WC, bathroom and three bedrooms), which also has its own outside entrance. At the rear, the oldest part of the building now houses the kitchen with its 16th-century fireplace. A service staircase provides another access to the upper floors. On the mezzanine level, reached by the entrance hall staircase (fitted with a Stannah stairlift), is a linen room, located above the music room. On the first floor, five bedrooms: the 25 sqm master suite, with bathroom and kitchen, then, along a corridor with many windows overlooking the rear meadow, a 20 sqm bedroom with its original parquet flooring and bathroom, a 15 sqm bedroom with bathroom, and two bedrooms of 25 sqm and 30 sqm sharing a bathroom. On the second floor, a landing graced by a superb ornate wooden staircase serves three bedrooms: a 20 sqm bedroom with cupboard and washbasin, a 22 sqm bedroom with cupboard and bathroom, and a 12 sqm bedroom sharing the WC of the latter. This floor gives direct access to the chateau’s attic, which reveals a superb roof structure. On the top floor of the left wing, a corridor leads to three further bedrooms, to be restored. The 18th-century outbuildings, arranged around two facing buildings, form a charming architectural ensemble. They house a chapel, an orangery, two garages and several ancillary spaces. Former stables, two further garages and a hay barn complete the outbuildings, and a tennis court offers development potential: – an orangery dating from 1724; – a chapel; – a stable and two garages with a hay barn above; – a tennis court, to be restored; – a henhouse. The caretaker’s accommodation is vacant. The estate extends over 32.36 acres of grounds, including approximately 27.18 acres of woodland spread over separate plots, managed under a Simple Management Plan (Plan Simple de Gestion). An orchard and a meadow complete the whole. Cabinet LE NAIL – Upper Normandy – Mr Franck LECACHEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 7605 2021 000 000 001 - CCI Le Havre We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,288,700628m²14bedrooms5bathroomsland 13.1haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Tours (37)
Ref:4423 : Remarkable property in the Loire Valley A peaceful rural location on the outskirts of a vibrant village with a good selection of shops, school, college, weekly market, restaurants, chemist, etc. etc. Ideal as a residence for entertaining or simply to enjoy and relax in the park or by the pond. A great location from which to explore the Loire Valley, placed within the triangle of Tours, Angers and Le Mans with easy access to all three popular cities and their high speed train links to Paris and beyond. This château consists of three sides around an internal courtyard with gated access to the entrance drive. The main section; steps from the courtyard up to the terrace bring us to the south facing triangular capped central façade. The front door leads into the main hallway, 32 sqm of parquet flooring with half wood panelling adorn this front-to-back through room. To the rear is the main of four staircases and doors to the rear gardens. In the middle we have a choice of left or right double doors. To the right the large reception room, 60 sqm, double aspect with herring bone parquet flooring, original marble fireplace and 3.4m high ceiling. To one corner a cosy tower room with hexagonal parquet overlooks the gardens. The veranda provides the link to the east wing. To the left of the entrance hall is a 26 sqm lounge also with marble fireplace and herring bone parquet . This leads on to the former billiard room of 53 sqm, an impressive ornate beamed ceiling, sculptured wooden and marble fireplace and continued herring bone parquet with direct access to the south terrace. Passing the 2nd staircase in the second tower room we arrive in the “hunting room”; 31 sqm with quarry tiled floor and rustic period fireplace. The original service kitchen with stone sink and hand pump is off from this room. The “rural theme” is continued into a smaller “hunting room” of 24 sqm with stairs to one of the underground basements .. this room was probably used as an extension to the kitchen originally. Another hall with stairs no.3 provides the link here to the upper floor and the West wing. The first floor in this part is home to 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (one with a secret passage to a bedroom) all enjoying views over the courtyard to the south. Sizes range from 13 sqm up to 30 sqm with most over 22 sqm and ceiling heights of 3.2m. The second floor in this section provides another 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms .. originally the domestic staff’s lodgings. The East wing ground floor, with access via the main building veranda, has also independent access. Here we have a more modern kitchen of 23 sqm with adapted period oven, a rear kitchen with original bread oven and food store room. The lounge/diner with harlequin tiled floor measures approximately 48 sqm and is double aspect. In the kitchen and lounge here we have underfloor heating. The internal hallway and staircase No.4 with wc and boiler room link us back to the main part of the building. The first floor is also connected internally to the main section but can be independent if required, offering; games room, kitchen (work in progress), bedroom, 2nd bedroom/lounge and bathroom. At the end of the East wing is a self-contained red brick construction “guardian’s” house; over two floors with 2/3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and lounge. The West wing of the chateau accommodates the former stables (5 boxes and a stallion pen) and original tack room with large useable attic room above. Various storeroom and workshops. Covered “through” chariot access, a garage of 51 sqm and 65 sqm former orangerie/barn with 4.6 sqm high ceiling. At the end of this wing is the original aviary. To the south is the tree lined driveway leading to the lane, the courtyard is enclosed and to the rear the private park extends over 14.82 acres (6 ha) and includes period mature specimen trees, ornamental bushes and a large pond with island. The tennis court requires some TLC before the next match. Cabinet LE NAIL – Touraine - Loire Valley – M. Tony WELLS : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Tony WELLS, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 444 692 156. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$2,185,1001,000m²13bedrooms5bathroomsland 6haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Manor Chateaubourg (35)
Ref 4709: Manor house and outbuildings set in 30 acres of grounds, for sale near Vitré Between Rennes and Vitré, on the borders of Upper Brittany, the manor house stands well away from any bustle, in the heart of a landscape of bocage, meadows and woodland softened by the Vilaine valley. The countryside here has kept its timeless charm, and yet everything is close at hand: the shops of the village and of Châteaubourg are a few minutes away, the medieval town of Vitré a quarter of an hour away and the Breton capital half an hour away. The Rennes – Paris expressway runs nearby, and Rennes station puts Paris less than an hour and a half away by high-speed train (TGV). Saint-Malo, the Emerald Coast and Mont-Saint-Michel are around an hour’s drive away. The main house, rising over two storeys above a vaulted basement, appeals through the restraint of its architecture: rubble-stone schist facades, white Vitré sandstone surrounds, dormer windows and a tall slate roof. The volumes are generous, with ceiling heights of more than 3.20 metres on both the ground and first floors. Every room enjoys a dual aspect, with two windows that flood it with light throughout the day and open onto lovely views over the garden, the courtyard and the surrounding countryside. Living area: approx. 429 sqm, excluding the basement. Ground floor: the entrance hall gives rise to the grand staircase, a fine wooden piece with turned balusters, listed as a Historic Monument. It serves a grand drawing room of almost 40 sqm, lined with old wood panelling and featuring a carved wooden fireplace, and a small sitting room with a marble floor, a wood-clad fireplace, dado panelling and exposed beams. On the other side of the hall are the dining room, the fitted kitchen, a study lined with bookshelves and a toilet. First floor: a landing and a corridor serve four bedrooms of 21 to 40 sqm, one with wood panelling, bookshelves, a cupboard and wall hangings, another with a stone fireplace, as well as two shower rooms, one with a double basin and toilet. Second floor: a vast converted attic of over 80 sqm, ideal as a games room or home cinema, two bedrooms of around 18 sqm, one of which can serve as a study, and a bathroom with toilet. Basement: around 137 sqm of vaulted rooms comprising a large laundry room, a boiler room, a cellar and a storeroom. Modern comfort is provided by a geothermal heating system, which preserves the spirit of the place while offering a serene daily life. THE OUTBUILDINGS Around the paved courtyard stand the outbuildings, which have retained all their character: A/ A chapel dating from 1752, listed as a Historic Monument, fully restored in 2017 in consultation with the Architecte des Bâtiments de France B/ A barn C/ A garage and a bicycle shed D/ An old well, listed as a Historic Monument E/ Eight horse shelters F/ A caretaker’s house, where works were carried out in 2008 Rental situation: The caretaker’s house is let to the caretaker The manor house, the other outbuildings, the chapel and the land are free of any occupancy. LAND The estate is entered through an electric gate, then a drive leads between the trees to the manor’s courtyard, itself closed by a second electric gate. The park, with its gently rolling terrain, extends over just under 30 acres in a single block and forms a harmonious landscape of gardens, meadows and woodland. Around the main house, the formal French garden, designed by a landscape gardener from the Thabor garden in Rennes, displays its parterres of clipped box at the foot of the facades. It is set amid fine trees of varied species, which give the park its depth and character. The estate is fully equipped for horses: meadows and paddocks enclosed by wooden post-and-rail fencing, eight shelters spread across the plots and access tracks between the pastures. The property hosted a horse-breeding operation until recently, and lends itself equally well to leisure riding or to a breeding activity. Beyond, the woods, criss-crossed by paths, invite walks on foot or on horseback across rolling terrain that offers lovely views over the countryside. A stream runs along the eastern boundary of the property. A fire-fighting water reserve has been set up on the estate. Total surface area: 29.86 acres. Cabinet LE NAIL - Border of Brittany & South Manche : Mr Nicolas de LA VIGNE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nicolas de LA VIGNE ,Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 920 814 274. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$3,922,000429m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 12haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Sainte-Hermine (85)
Ref.4971: Former seigneurial castle comprising two dwellings, outbuildings and a 4,493 sqm garden in southern Vendée Set in the heart of the Vendée countryside, this small village offers a peaceful and authentic way of life, ideal for those who long for calm and nature. Between green meadows, bocage, woods and small country lanes, the landscape invites walks, bike rides and the simple pleasures of outdoor life. This charming village offers a serene environment while remaining close to the shops and services of Sainte-Hermine, a few minutes away by car. Nearby, Fontenay-le-Comte and Luçon offer more shops, restaurants and activities for everyday life. Nature and discovery lovers will also enjoy outings to the Marais poitevin and its enchanting canals, as well as the beautiful beaches of the Vendée coast. So many ways to vary the pleasures, between relaxation, heritage and outdoor leisure. Living here means choosing a gentler daily life, enjoying space, recharging through the seasons and rediscovering the taste for simple things, without giving up essential amenities. This seigneurial dwelling offers approximately 300 sqm of living space, divided between two dwellings. The inner courtyard is reached through a succession of two large stone arches, weathered by time, creating a perspective. The main building is the oldest identifiable part of the edifice. Built at the very end of the 15th century, it forms the core of the seigneurial residence. Its rectangular volume met the residential needs of a noble family while asserting the lord's presence within his estate. Certain architectural features bear witness to the building's medieval origins. The entrance gateway notably retains remains of rib vaults, characteristic of Gothic architecture. The original dwelling has nevertheless evolved over the centuries. Later transformations altered its volumes and interior layout, without entirely erasing the traces of its first building campaign. Once through the porch, one reaches a square courtyard. FIRST HOME: In the first part of the dwelling, on the ground floor, there is a kitchen full of character, authentic and with a warm atmosphere. The exposed stone walls, the old beams and the imposing monumental stone fireplace create a setting steeped in history and conviviality. The floor is adorned with an elegant checkerboard in light and ochre tones. This kitchen elegantly combines old-world charm with the art of living of fine country houses: a generous and authentic space, designed as much for cooking as for entertaining. The living room retains fine original features: the old terracotta tiled floor with its warm, irregular shades, the monumental fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove, and the French-style ceiling of massive dark wooden beams. A bathroom and a separate toilet complete the ground floor. The staircase is another remarkable feature of the dwelling: made of light-coloured stone, with wide, massive steps weathered by time, it consists of two flights crossing around an imposing stringer wall. The banister is a white-painted wooden balustrade of turned and carved balusters, topped with a thick handrail. The more imposing newel posts feature moulded panels. Upstairs, a stone-floored landing leads to the corridor serving two bedrooms, a child's bedroom, a bathroom, a toilet and a vast attic with a monumental fireplace to be restored. SECOND HOME: In the second part of the dwelling, the ground floor comprises a vast living room with a monumental fireplace and a beamed ceiling, then a large bedroom with a terracotta tiled floor, beams and a brick fireplace, a kitchen with a flagstone floor and a basic shower room with toilet. Upstairs are vast attics that could be converted into additional bedrooms. The outbuildings include the oratory, to be restored, whose walls retain original frescoes, the sheepfold, the seigneurial market hall of approximately 7 × 9 m, a large attic with a fireplace, and the barn. The grounds cover 4,493 sqm. They are made up of different areas, each with its own orientation, to be enjoyed at different times of day: the north-facing terrace overlooking the village, a wooded area, the vegetable garden, the field to the west with the orchard, and the south-facing garden in the inner courtyard. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Saint-Nazaire, under the number 418 969 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$335,100300m²4bedrooms2bathroomsland 4,493m²By Cabinet Le Nail
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House with garden Le Lion-d'Angers (49)
Ref 4970: Mansion and outbuildings for sale in Haut-Anjou This residence is located in Haut-Anjou, in the Maine-et-Loire department. The city of Angers, 30 km away, is easily reached by dual carriageway, and from there Paris is just 1 hr 25 min by high-speed train (TGV). Angers, the historic capital of Anjou, is a city whose identity has been shaped over the centuries by the Loire, its heritage and its institutions. With around 160,000 inhabitants, it offers all the shops and services of a major city, including a university hospital, several higher education establishments and a TGV station with connections to Paris in 1 hr 25 min. Its remarkably well-preserved historic centre bears many traces of its past, from half-timbered houses to the imposing 13th-century fortress that dominates the city. This architecture is complemented by numerous mansions, gardens and residences that contribute to the quality of its urban landscape. Just minutes from the centre, the Anjou countryside unfolds between valleys, vineyards and historic houses, in natural continuity with the city. Angers thus retains the singular quality that has long characterised the region: the famous “douceur angevine”, made of heritage, moderation and a certain art of living. This 18th-century noble dwelling is built of rendered stone under a slate roof. The main building is extended by a wing in line with the house. It faces south and offers approximately 230 sqm of living space. On the ground floor: an entrance hall (6.5 sqm) with the foot of the staircase, a sitting room with exposed beams (31 sqm, ceiling height 2.38 m), a dining room (31 sqm, ceiling height 2.30 m); in the wing: a kitchen with service entrance and WC (31 sqm), a laundry room (4.5 sqm) and a back kitchen (6 sqm). On the first floor: three bedrooms (11, 14 and 21 sqm), a shower room and a bathroom. Above: an insulated mansard attic (60 sqm of floor space, 28 sqm under the Carrez law). This elegant house has retained fine decorative features: terracotta-tiled floors, a tufa stone fireplace, oak doors and staircase with balusters, exposed beams. The outbuildings comprise: A/ An outbuilding courtyard with a barn (22 sqm), two sheds (61 sqm and 86 sqm), three former pigsties (4.5 sqm, 3.3 sqm and 5.7 sqm) and a former stable (66 sqm). B/ A small pavilion, formerly the outdoor toilets. C/ A garage (95 sqm). Option to acquire an additional lot 2: A rented annex house (40 sqm) built of stone under a slate roof, comprising on the ground floor, a living room with kitchen and on the first floor, a bedroom with a shower room. This house is heated by electric storage heaters and a wood stove. The lot also includes a garage and a small garden, with a total area of 0.13 acres. A tenant rents the whole for €400 per month under an unfurnished residential tenancy agreement. The tenant has expressed a wish to vacate the property and has stated that they are looking for alternative accommodation. The property extends over a total area of 0.47 acres: 0.34 acres for lot 1 and 0.13 acres for lot 2. The grounds are divided between the outbuilding courtyard to the west, a south-facing ornamental garden and a small courtyard giving access to the garage to the east. The ornamental garden is planted with various trees (holm oak), shrubs (laurels) and flowers (roses), as well as a few fruit trees. A few steps lead up to a terrace running along the front of the house, edged with slate slabs. Cabinet Le Nail: +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$549,100230m²3bedrooms1bathroomland 1,362m²By Cabinet Le Nail
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House with pool and garden Saint-Junien (87)
Ref.4112 : Noble Townhouse and it outbuildings for sale in Haute-Vienne. Built in 1900 by a renowned local industrialist, this elegant, characterful residence occupies a prime location in the heart of Saint-Junien, just 30 kilometres west of Limoges. Discreetly situated in a peaceful and unspoilt setting, just a stone’s throw from the town centre, it offers a rare living environment that combines tranquillity, privacy and proximity to amenities. Behind its elegant architecture and spacious interiors, this property reveals all the character and refinement of a fine family home. An ideal property to serve as a luxury main residence, but also to run a guesthouse business in one of the most dynamic areas of the Haute-Vienne. An exclusive location, a unique atmosphere and a lifestyle steeped in elegance. Behind its elegant façade, this remarkable mansion embodies all the charm and refinement of fine family homes. With approximately 340 sqm of living space, it immediately captivates with its spacious rooms, abundant natural light and complete privacy. Topped with a Mansard roof, the property spreads its reception areas and bedrooms across three harmoniously arranged levels. A beautiful staircase and a lift serve the entire house, offering a rare blend of period architecture and contemporary living comfort. On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance hall leads seamlessly to the reception rooms. On one side, a light-filled living room with parquet flooring and a mantelpiece, offering lovely views and remarkable natural light. On the other, an elegant reception room exudes all the charm of a bourgeois residence with its mantelpiece, original parquet flooring and refined mouldings. Extending from this, a formal dining room captivates with its moulded ceiling, richly adorned with relief motifs, bearing witness to the care taken with the original architecture. A fitted kitchen, complemented by a functional utility room and a bathroom, completes this level. On the first floor, a long corridor runs through the property, harmoniously dividing the sleeping areas. On one side is a beautiful master suite with its large en-suite bathroom, as well as a second bedroom. On the other side, two comfortable bedrooms share a shower room, offering an ideal layout for a family or for entertaining. On the second floor, a space dedicated to family life comprises three further bedrooms, a walk-in wardrobe, a shower room, a separate toilet and a spacious playroom, which can be used in a variety of ways to suit the occupants’ needs. A full basement, accessible by lift, featuring vaulted cellars, a pantry and utility rooms. The outbuildings, covering over 300 sqm, offer remarkable potential. They include, in particular: A/ Five garages B/ A caretaker’s cottage in need of renovation, C/ An elegant detached building of approximately 70 sqm, fully renovated, ideal as an artist’s studio, a reception area or a storeroom. The property is set within a magnificent, enclosed park of approximately 3,300 sqm, completely sheltered from view. A true oasis of greenery, it features a large glass-roofed pavilion, a 10 x 5-metre swimming pool and beautiful tall trees that lend it charm and privacy. A well and a borehole complete this exceptionally well-maintained property. With its spacious rooms, outbuildings and extensive grounds, this property is equally suited to a characterful family home or to use as a professional practice. It also offers numerous possibilities for a high-end hospitality venture, such as a guesthouse. Cabinet LE NAIL – Poitou-Charentes – M Godefroid COLLEE: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 8601 2021 000 000 008 - CCI de la Vienne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$952,500340m²7bedroomsland 3,333m²By Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Châteaumeillant (18)
Superb château, in Southern Boischaut, a natural region straddling the Indre and Cher departments, just 3 hours from Paris by motorway. Current property features roughly 500 sqm living space including square keep, dating back to early 15th century, and 17th century residence, extended in 19th century, with the addition of a neo-Gothic stair turret. Outbuildings include beautiful orangery-greenhouse, second dwelling, large stable and other small buildings. Set in 3,44-hectare grounds with water-filled moats and ditches forming an enclosure, lending the place a distinct romantic charm. Energy class: E/E.
…$1,047,700By Cabinet Le Nail
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Manor Chateau-gontier (53)
Ref.4603: French listed manor house for sale in Pays de la Loire. This manor house is located in the Haut Anjou region of southern Mayenne. The historic town of Craon is 6 km away, with most shops and services. Château-Gontier is 25 km away, with all amenities. The TGV train station in Laval takes you to Paris (320 km away) in 1h15. Nantes Atlantique international airport is 1h25 away. Craon is a town of 4,500 souls located in the southern and western part of the Mayenne department. It was originally a medieval fortress, protecting the Breton border with its 1,600 m of walls. The last remnants of the ramparts disappeared in 1820. Today, you can still admire Craon's Halles, built in 1850 (listed as a Monument Historique), which bear witness to the town's rich economic past, as well as its castle. Numerous other sites offering a wide range of activities are less than 20 minutes away, including the Robert Tatin museum, the Refuge de l'Arche, the Mayenne valley... Built in the 14th century and enlarged during the Renaissance, this authentic manor house has remained unchanged since Henry IV. Acquired as an endangered historic monument some twenty years ago by the current passionate owners, it has since benefited from extensive restoration work respecting its architecture, with the assistance of recognized professionals. The manor house comprises a 14th-century wing, extended by a 16th-century main building set at right-angles. The walls are built of shale and sandstone rubble, rendered in sand and lime. Bays are framed in sandstone or tufa stone. The building has an Angers slate roof. Facing North/South, it spans 470 Ssqm, served by a spiral staircase in the corner tower, and a second service staircase. It comprises : First floor: large living room (70 sqm) with access to the spiral staircase, dining room (40 sqm), kitchen (31 sqm), small living room (32 sqm), bakehouse with staircase leading to 1st floor (27.5 sqm), laundry room (8 sqm), bathroom with shower (10 sqm), separate toilet. 1st floor: 5 bedrooms (44, 40, 34, 18, 13 sqm), landing (26.5 sqm), 1 bathroom with shower and toilet, 1 shower room with toilet. 2nd floor: 1 large attic bedroom (46 sqm floor area), 1 bathroom with shower, 1 separate toilet, attic. The architectural quality of the interior is faithful to the exterior: travertine floors, sand and lime rendered walls, exposed beam ceilings, windows with interior wooden shutters, monumental fireplaces, etc. Distributed around the dwelling, the outbuildings form a courtyard and comprise : A/ A large L-shaped, stone-built, slate-roofed outbuilding comprising: barn (88 sqm), 2 workshops (54 and 29 sqm), former stable (69 sqm) with attic above (69 sqm). B/ Former stone pigsties with slate roofs, including boiler room. C/ In the 14th-century wing, accessible from the outside, a storeroom with electric water heater and buffer tank. D/ Presence of a well The property is accessed via an avenue of lime trees, which opens onto a monumental wooden gate framed by a bower. The courtyard is adorned with potted shrubs and boxwood. Beyond are box hedges and grassy flowerbeds, from which ancient hedgerows branch off. The manor house stands in the center of its parkland (3.21 acres / 1.3 ha), which includes an ancient moat (500 sqm) and meadows (44.47 acres / 18 ha). The ancient bocage layout is echoed by century-old oak trees. The total surface area is 48.27 acres (19 ha 53 a 50 ca). The following parts are classified as Historic Monument: the dwelling with its outbuildings and moat (cad. ZD 6, 34, 35): classified by decree on March 3, 1997. This property is a historic monument (allowing fiscal tax cuts if you pay taxes in France). Cabinet Le Nail: +33.(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,092,600470m²6bedrooms3bathroomsland 19.5haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Seaside house with garden Saint-Brieuc (22)
Réf. 4966 - A lovely house near the beaches in the Côtes d'Armor Just 10 minutes from Saint-Brieuc, discover this beautiful character house built in local stone, combining old-world charm, generous volumes and modern comfort. Fully restored in 2021, it stands out for its brightness, its unusual living spaces and its many layout possibilities. This character house offers approximately 180 sqm of living space. From the entrance, it reveals a harmonious layout and versatile spaces. On the left, a vast loft-style living room, bathed in light and featuring a fireplace, opens onto a fine fitted kitchen and a large South-East-facing veranda, ideal for enjoying natural light all year round. Upstairs, an independent master suite offers a large mezzanine office, a bedroom, a shower room and a separate toilet, creating a comfortable and private ensemble. On the right from the entrance hall, a second area comprises a bedroom that can also serve as a cosy sitting room or library, a shower room with a large walk-in shower and WC, as well as another ground-floor bedroom with large windows opening onto the garden. Upstairs, two further bedrooms each have access to a large south-east-facing balcony, offering a pleasant connection with the outdoors. Thanks to its volumes, the layout of its spaces and its setting, this property is perfectly suited to family life, possibly combined with a liberal profession, with the option of creating a workspace separate from the living area. A beautiful stone house, bright and carefully restored, offering a pleasant living environment close to Saint-Brieuc, with great potential for a family or professional project. A stone outbuilding of approximately 50 sqm completes the property. It can be used as a garage, a gym, a workshop or any other space to suit your needs. The property stands on a plot with a total area of 1 695 sqm. It features a lawned and wooded rear garden of approximately 0.24 acres, as well as a landscaped gravel courtyard at the front of approximately 0.10 acres, with a pergola-style terrace, ideal for outdoor dining. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Rennes, under the number 753 048 487. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$532,300180m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 1,695m²By Cabinet Le Nail
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House with garden and terrace Clamecy (58)
Ref.4963 : 1897 noble dwelling with caretaker's house and outbuilding in Burgundy The property lies in a rural village of 450 inhabitants, ideally placed between the towns of Clamecy and Vézelay, to the north-west of the Morvan massif. The village nestles in a narrow valley crossed by the Armance river (a tributary of the Yonne) and stretches between Mont Brevois and Mont Martin. It boasts a vast forest estate of some 1,421 acres. Fortified under the reign of Francis I, the village has kept traces of its medieval past and of its ramparts, including the remarkable Porte de Bourgogne. Vézelay is 16 km away, Paris 220 km, and a railway station 8 km away offers direct trains to Paris. Formerly known as “Le Castel Joli”, the house is a noble dwelling, built in 1897 by the ancestors of the current owners. It offers 218 sqm of living space. Typical of late 19th-century architecture, its south-facing main facade is built of dressed stone with brick mouldings. It draws heavily on the aesthetics of French Renaissance chateaux and on the neo-Gothic style. The combination of red brick with structural and decorative elements in dressed stone (plinths, window surrounds, string courses, quoins) creates a lively, colourful contrast. The steep roofs are covered in slate (regularly maintained). The noble dwelling features numerous windows with carved pediments and an asymmetrical plan with projecting and recessed sections. It is reached by a stone flight of steps sheltered by a very fine metal canopy leading to the main hall, with a small terrace on the right and a French window opening onto the grand drawing room. The ground floor is dedicated to the reception rooms, with ceilings almost 3.80 metres high. A large hall leads on the right to the 45 sqm grand drawing room, with five windows, a white marble fireplace and herringbone parquet flooring, in a rather Haussmann style. On the right, the 21 sqm dining room has a coffered ceiling, herringbone parquet and a fireplace. Notably, this fireplace, in wood and brick, was designed in harmony and in the same style as the room's furniture: the table, sideboard and chairs form a very coherent and original ensemble dating from the first half of the 20th-C. They may be sold with the property. Next comes the fitted kitchen of almost 18 sqm, rustic in style but of good quality, with access to the outside, to the dining room and to the hall. Beyond the main hall, a vestibule leads to a study with a French window onto the garden, then to a garage (accessed from outside). On the first floor, a landing (with large cupboards) serves three large bedrooms (15, 17 and 22 sqm), a small study opening onto a balcony, a shower room and two washrooms that could be converted into shower rooms. The entire floor has parquet flooring, either straight or herringbone, with ceilings about 3 metres high. The second floor has remained unchanged for many years but has a certain charm. Entirely parquet-floored, it again offers three large rooms (15, 17 and 23 sqm), plus a room of almost 9 sqm that could be converted into a bathroom. Large attics of about 40 sqm offer further potential. Finally, in the basement, the noble dwelling stands on fine, dry cellars of about 80 sqm, currently used as wine cellars, boiler room and storage. The interiors of this hotel particulier are of high quality and the layout flows very well, ideal for a large family, with for example the parents on the first floor and the children on the second. After some decorating and upgrading work, the charm of this late 19th-C. noble dwelling will be revealed. THE CARETAKER'S HOUSE It stands at the entrance to the property, on the right, and offers about 60 sqm on the ground floor. The base is built of millstone, the roof is gabled and the upper floor is clad in timber framing. The ground floor comprises two rooms, a kitchen and a washroom, with very attractive original cement tile floors. The upper floor could be converted into two bedrooms. The house has cellars beneath its entire footprint and its own small walled garden. THE LARGE OUTBUILDING The whole western part of the grounds is occupied by a very large outbuilding of about 600 sqm plus a mezzanine. A small part is old and almost certainly corresponds to the former stables; the other, more recent part was built originally to house a large collection of vintage cars. This vast space lends itself to many projects, whether for tourism (holiday cottages) or more personal, such as an indoor swimming pool. With almost 1.85 acres in the heart of the village, the grounds offer a real opportunity to create a fine park and a true haven of peace. They are entirely enclosed by walls. From the main street, access is through a wrought-iron gate flanked by stone pilasters. Inside are a pretty lime tree walk running parallel to the facade, large lawns, a former orchard and some fine specimen trees. There is an opportunity to acquire almost 4.94 acres of building land, partly adjoining the property. Cabinet LE NAIL - Nièvre - Mr Bernard ROUYER : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Bernard ROUYER, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Nevers, under the number 382 833 341. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$558,300218m²6bedroomsland 7,485m²By Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Basse-Goulaine (44)
Ref.4967 : French chateau for sale in Loire-Atlantique (Pays de la Loire). The property is located south-east of Nantes, in Basse-Goulaine, in a peri-urban setting with green spaces, footpaths and old built heritage. From here, Nantes can be reached in 20 minutes. A bus line is less than a 10-minute walk away. Today, the property charms with its classical architecture, organised around a central main building framed by two slightly projecting side wings that give the facade its harmonious structure. The rendered facades, in shades of blond stone and cream, are highlighted by corner quoins, window surrounds and horizontal string courses that punctuate the elevations. The regular arrangement of the openings, the tall small-paned windows and the pale shutters contribute to the timeless elegance of the whole. The central section is accentuated by a slightly projecting bay topped with a triangular pediment. On either side, the lateral volumes stand out with their canted slate roofs, while the right wing is crowned by a higher roof, punctuated by dormer windows and a brick chimney stack. The whole combines balanced proportions, sober lines and refined architectural details. The living area is 459 sqm, over three levels. The entrance opens onto a remarkable hall with a monumental wooden staircase. The interior has retained its fine volumes and original features: parquet floors, mouldings, wood panelling and fireplaces. The ground floor is devoted to numerous reception rooms: a large drawing room, a small sitting room, a dining room with a spectacular fireplace and a study, as well as a kitchen, a laundry room, a WC and a cellar area. On the 1st floor, reached by the staircase, are six bedrooms, several of which have their own shower room or bathroom. On the 2nd floor: a very large 40 sqm bedroom (former studio) with a triple aspect, three bedrooms, a bathroom and two attics. The estate includes numerous outbuildings: a large 140 sqm reception hall, a workshop, a barn, two open-sided sheds, a former greenhouse, henhouses, garages with lofts above, a woodshed and an old bread oven. Two dwellings are currently let: a house located outside the estate and the upper floor of an outbuilding. The rental income from the two lettings is approximately €1,300 per month. The total land area is 15.40 acres. It comprises a large park of approximately 1.98 acres enclosed by old stone walls, meadows and woodland covering about 8.65 acres. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Saint-Nazaire, under the number 418 969 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,115,000459m²10bedrooms2bathroomsland 6.2haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Castle Saint-Malo (35)
Réf.4958 : A former corsair city with a remarkable heritage, Saint-Malo offers a rare balance between art de vivre, economic vitality and openness to the sea. Home to nearly 50,000 inhabitants and linked to Paris in just 2 hours 30 minutes by TGV high-speed train, the town makes for comfortable everyday living, whether as a second home or all year round. Just a ten-minute drive from the ramparts of Saint-Malo, the atmosphere of this property offers a striking contrast with the bustle of the corsair city. Once through the gate, a long drive lined with greenery leads up to the chateau, gradually giving way to a sense of calm and tranquillity. Ground floor: front steps lead to the entrance, set in the small brick tower. It opens onto a study, then a dining room of theatrical proportions and a vast drawing room opening onto the terrace, itself edged with an elegant granite balustrade. The spacious, welcoming kitchen extends into a laundry room. Tucked away in the main tower is a secluded study, whose striking Neo-Gothic wooden ceiling catches the eye. The wine-coloured marble fireplace further enhances the warm and authentic atmosphere of the whole. The main drawing room and the kitchen enjoy a dual aspect that gives them particularly pleasant light. The first floor is served by a main oak staircase, complemented by a service staircase. Four bright and practical bedrooms, a large bathroom and two shower rooms are spread across the floor. The largest bedroom is complemented by a charming small round study set in the tower. The two staircases make it possible to consider independent access to the different rooms, while retaining the very pleasant dual aspect of the two master bedrooms. The second floor, with its sloping ceilings, has been fitted out in the attic. In addition to the fifth bedroom, it currently serves as a games and sports area. It also benefits from double access via the two staircases and offers a generous floor area with the potential for several additional bedrooms. From every level, the open views over the park are a reminder of the exceptional character of this property: although set in an urban environment, it remains wrapped in a peaceful, residential atmosphere. Lower ground floor: most of the house rests on a set of eleven cellars lit by basement windows. Total living area: 504.25 sqm. The property extends over 3.52 acres. A handsome drive leads up to the chateau through its romantic park. Pines, cypresses and oaks, some of them well over a hundred years old, make up this fine wooded setting. The large lawn opens out among the trees and is dotted with laurels, hydrangeas and rhododendrons, which bring their changing shades of colour through the seasons. A rare setting in Saint-Malo, where a vast landscaped park gives the property a feeling of being in the heart of nature, while remaining just a few minutes from the town centre and the coast. Cabinet LE NAIL - Emerald Coast and Rennes region - Mrs Delphine de SURVILLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Delphine de SURVILLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Saint-Malo, under the number 104 300 520. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$2,969,500500m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 1.4haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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House with garden and terrace Rozay-en-Brie (77)
Ref.4957 : In the heart of the Brie region, in Seine-et-Marne, the property sits in a peaceful rural landscape dotted with villages and wide stretches of farmland. It offers a setting away from the hustle and bustle, while remaining close to the shops and services of Rozay-en-Brie and the neighbouring towns. The stations of Mormant, Verneuil-l’Étang, Nangis and Marles-en-Brie provide access to the Transilien network, line P. Paris is around 60 km away by road. For weekend outings, the area has plenty to offer, in addition to the many walks across the Brie countryside: – the “Lumigny Safari Réserve” wildlife park: 10 km; – the chateau of Blandy-les-Tours: 17 km; – the chateau of Vaux-le-Vicomte: 21 km; – the medieval town of Provins: 31 km; – Disneyland Paris: 40 km. Built of stone, the former monastery is made up of several buildings arranged in a V shape around an inner courtyard and partly surrounded by dry moats. The facades combine rubble-stone masonry with dressed-stone surrounds; the roofs are covered with traditional flat clay tiles. In the centre, a taller building forms a through porch, marked by a wide round arch. It is reached by a stone bridge lined with parapets. In the porch, an old bell from the monastery, originally from Valenciennes, has been kept after being moved there. It is dated 1682. Now a private residence, the property offers approximately 450 sqm over three levels. Inside, the old materials and features (stone, exposed beams, terracotta floor tiles, wood panelling, old doors and fireplaces) bear witness to the historic character of the house. A stone spiral staircase and a wooden staircase lead to the upper floors. On the ground floor, the entrance leads to a sitting room of approximately 29 sqm, with a fireplace and wood panelling, and to a kitchen of approximately 24 sqm. The former chapel now houses the reception areas: a sitting room of approximately 50 sqm and a vast 92 sqm hall. The stone walls, exposed beams and openings onto the courtyard and garden create a unique setting. A second kitchen, a cloakroom and toilets complete this level. The first floor comprises two bedrooms of approximately 29 sqm and 18 sqm, a study of approximately 14 sqm, a bathroom and a toilet. On the second floor are three further bedrooms, a workshop, storage areas, a bathroom and a shower room. A long corridor with terracotta tiled floors and exposed roof timbers serves the rooms. The property also has a cellar, a boiler room, a workshop and a woodshed. Approximately 200 sqm of attics, currently unconverted, offer further development potential. A recent carport provides shelter for 3 vehicles. In the meadow, a closed shed is used to park the mower, store tools and keep firewood. The estate extends over approximately 9.88 acres, divided between 4.94 acres of woodland and 4.94 acres of meadow. It also includes an enclosure of approximately 1.36 acres, surrounded by stone walls. Cabinet LE NAIL – Ile-de-France – Mrs Juliette PERRIN : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Juliette PERRIN , Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Melun, under the number 512 172 768. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,411,900450m²9bedrooms2bathroomsland 4haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Manor Rennes (35)
Ref 4965: manor house and its outbuildings for sale, set in over 11 hectares of parkland, farmland and woodland. North-east of Rennes, between town and countryside, this property enjoys a rural setting just 15 minutes from Rennes and 3 minutes from a town offering all shops and services. The location is strategic: Mont-Saint-Michel is 45 minutes away, Saint-Malo less than an hour, and the Rennes state forest, a few minutes’ walk away, invites many walks and outdoor activities. The manor comprises a straight five-bay main house, extended by a wing that enlarges the living space or can form an independent dwelling. With approximately 280 sqm of living space, it includes: On the ground floor: an entrance hall with staircase leads to a large drawing room with a ladder-pattern wooden floor (39 sqm), semi-open onto the dining room, a kitchen and a bedroom with bathroom. The corridor running along the facade leads to the living room in the wing (45 sqm), a second kitchen and an independent entrance with staircase. On the first floor: the same corridor serves a suite with dressing room and shower room (38 sqm), a bedroom with shower room (30 sqm) and two bedrooms sharing a shower room. Further along, three bedrooms and a shower room. On the second floor: a bedroom with bathroom, an upstairs sitting room, a study and access to the belvedere. The manor also has a cellar under part of the building. THE OUTBUILDINGS: The outbuildings comprise the following: A/ Five self-contained dwellings, fully restored in 2004, each with a garden and private parking: one with 5 rooms, three with 3 rooms and one with 2 rooms. B/ A workshop, a woodshed and a large garage, adjoining the manor house. C/ Two large barns. D/ Various small outbuildings. The five dwellings are let on unfurnished tenancies, guaranteeing an annual income of over €40,000. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): The majority of rental properties are rated D (energy performance) and B (climate performance). THE LAND The land, with a total area of 27.65 acres, forms a harmonious estate. The park of just under 5 acres is complemented by about 15 acres of farmland free of any lease (loan for use free of charge) and just over 7.4 acres of woodland Cabinet Le Nail: +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,507,200280m²10bedrooms2bathroomsland 11.2haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Manor Carhaix-Plouguer (29)
Ref.4944 . French manor house for sale in Brittany Situated near Carhaix-Plouguer, in the heart of Brittany, the property is set in peaceful, leafy surroundings, free from nuisance yet not isolated, with nearly 5 hectares of meadows offering a wealth of possibilities.Quimper is 60 km away, Lorient 66 km and Saint-Brieuc 76 km. A remarkable manor house whose origins date back to the 14th century, extended in the 16th and 18th centuries for the Count of Roquefeuille, and fully restored since 2002. The manor house offers approximately 525 sqm of living space and generous volumes. On the ground floor, it comprises two large sitting rooms, a vast dining room and a separate kitchen. The two upper floors house 10 bedrooms, each with its own private shower room, offering comfort and privacy. The layout of the house, with two independent staircases, lends itself to a variety of projects: – a bed and breakfast or holiday accommodation business, with a dedicated guest wing; – a home combined with a professional activity on site; – two families sharing the property while keeping independent living spaces; – a tourism or events project. The property has two oil-fired boilers with central heating, as well as 20 cm glass wool insulation. The property also benefits from a 596 sqm of outbuildings, including a garage, a gym, a bicycle shed, a workshop and storage areas. These buildings offer many opportunities to develop professional, craft, tourism or leisure activities. The grounds extend over approximately 12.36 acres , which are not subject to any lease, consisting mainly of garden and meadows. One of the meadows is currently fitted out with tiny houses, allowing a holiday rental business to be developed and offering interesting additional potential. There is a well on the estate. A rare property with many possibilities Through its history, its volumes, its setting and the variety of its outbuildings, this manor house represents a particularly attractive opportunity for a family, tourism or professional project, in a calm and unspoilt setting in the heart of Brittany. A place of character offering historic charm, space, tranquillity and real development potential. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Rennes, under the number 753 048 487. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$914,400525m²10bedrooms1bathroomland 5haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Property with pool and garden Nérac (47)
Ref.4951 : Situated between Bordeaux and Toulouse, Lot-et-Garonne offers an unspoilt region where a relaxed way of life, heritage, fine dining and stunning landscapes come together. Agen, the prefecture of Lot-et-Garonne, is just thirty minutes away, and its TGV station allows you to reach Paris in under three hours by TGV. The international airports of Bordeaux and Toulouse are also easily accessible. The property is an hour’s drive from Bordeaux and an hour and a half from Toulouse by road. This property has a true identity, a history, an activity and real potential for development. Behind its elegant avenue of cypress trees lies a fully restored 18th-century residence, whose origins and architecture bear witness to the rural and residential heritage of the South-West. The property stands out for its authenticity, its spaciousness, its stone buildings and its carefully preserved landscaped grounds. Naturally divided into several interconnecting living areas, the property extends over 2 levels with numerous outdoor access points, offering a total living area of 580 sqm. Easily reached from the departmental road, it comprises: – a first house of 440 sqm on 2 levels, with 19 rooms including 7 bedrooms, located in the central part of the property, which it serves and gives access to. This part is currently partly occupied by the owners; – a second house of 140 sqm, called Le Gite, mainly on the ground floor, with 8 rooms including 3 bedrooms (2 of them upstairs), which could be described as a gite given its layout, on the south side of the property. It has its own terrace, and its picture windows make access easy. The interior is cosy and practical, both in layout and circulation. The library, the stone fireplace and the east-facing veranda add to the comfort; The property also comprises: – “Le Pavillon”, a restored single-storey outbuilding, measuring approximately 106 sqm, divided into 5 bedrooms, each with direct access to the outside. Situated slightly away from the main building and close to the swimming pool, these bedrooms are all fitted with reversible air conditioning. – a former barn converted into a reception hall of approximately 200 sqm (classified as a public access building), with a 45 m² catering area, as well as a storeroom and an attic of approximately 330 m², allowing for the extension of the reception hall; – a building known as a ‘Landes-style farmhouse’, with a floor area of 316 sqm, including a 142 sqm canopy, and a dovecote; – a 5 x 11 m swimming pool with a large terrace, two nearby pergolas offering some shade, and a storage shed. The park, with its ancient trees, flower beds and landscaped heritage, creates a particularly elegant setting. The cypress-lined drive is a true signature of the estate and sets the tone of the property from the moment you arrive. The property stands in 14.48 acres of fully enclosed grounds. About half, including the buildings, is parkland and lawns; the rest consists of about 2.47 acres of woodland and 4.94 acres of meadows. The estate also benefits from the nearby Canal latéral à la Garonne, which a path leads straight to. Cabinet LE NAIL – Lot-et-Garonne & Gers - Mr Alain CADET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Estate Agent Licence: 3301 2018 000 031 595 - CCI de Bordeaux-Gironde We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,781,700686m²14bedroomsland 5.9haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Property with pool and garden Moutiers-les-Mauxfaits (85)
Ref.4952 : Saint-Cyr-en-Talmondais is a small rural village in southern Vendée, set between Luçon and Les Sables-d’Olonne in a landscape of hedged farmland, gentle valleys and wetlands, on the edge of the Marais Poitevin. The commune enjoys a particularly unspoilt setting: part of its territory lies within the Natura 2000 area of the Marais Poitevin, notably around the Petit Lay river and the streams that run through the commune. Its location is ideal for those seeking the countryside while remaining close to the coast: Luçon is 13 km away, while Les Sables-d’Olonne is about 36 km away, roughly a thirty-minute drive. La Rochelle is 56 km by road, around an hour’s journey. The sea is therefore close at hand, with the beaches of the Vendée coast less than half an hour away depending on the destination, notably Jard-sur-Mer, Longeville-sur-Mer or La Tranche-sur-Mer. Day to day, the village offers above all a peaceful life devoted to nature, walking, cycling and outdoor activities, while the neighbouring coastal towns provide shops, markets, beaches and water sports. It is a village on a human scale, quiet and green, appealing for its balance between rural heritage, the nearby marshes, quick access to the ocean and relatively easy access to the main towns of Southern Vendée. The origins of the property date back to 1870, when these were the farm buildings of a nearby manor house. Away from roads and any disturbance, the property is reached at the end of a country lane, as if gradually leaving the world behind for a more peaceful elsewhere. Here there is no traffic and no immediate neighbours, only silence, nature and that rare feeling of being truly on your own. At dusk, the place takes on another dimension. Far from the lights of towns and villages, night falls gently and reveals a deep sky, where the stars seem more numerous and closer. One can easily imagine long evenings spent outdoors, gazing at the heavens in almost total silence. This property thus offers far more than a simple living environment: it provides a genuine sense of retreat, like a timeless interlude. A place to slow down, reconnect, listen to nature and enjoy the now-rare privilege of living far from the bustle of the world. Facing south, the main house, together with its converted outbuildings, offers 282 sqm of living space. On the ground floor, an entrance hall with stone flagstones, whitewashed walls and beams. To the right, a vast, bright kitchen on one level, with whitewashed beams and an open fireplace, leads to the back kitchen with its green units, recently refitted. To the left of the entrance, a first sitting room/study with parquet flooring, beams and a large fireplace fitted with a wood-burning insert, followed by a bedroom with storage, a French window onto the terrace, a shower room, a separate toilet and a dressing room. From the kitchen, a vast and bright living room with stone walls opens onto the grounds through large French windows; an open fireplace gives the room a warm atmosphere. Beyond, a wing houses a toilet, two bedrooms, a shower room and a dressing room. At the end of the stone-walled corridor is the boiler and laundry room. Upstairs, reached by a wooden staircase, the landing of the main house serves four light-toned bedrooms with exposed beams, two shower rooms and a toilet. The property includes a group of stone outbuildings with small tiled roofs, partly redone, all supplied with electricity, which extend the spirit of the former farm: a pool house fitted out as a reception and games room, opening onto the swimming pool; a workshop; a storage annex, part of which is fitted out as an extra bedroom; garages with a recent roof. Some outbuildings remain to be converted and offer fine potential for a variety of projects. The grounds, covering 3.46 acres, surround the house and its outbuildings. They comprise: a vast south-facing area planted with maritime pines and cedars, with open views over the countryside; an orchard; a vegetable garden; a wooded area with a pond; a tennis court, on the other side of the lane. The heated 13 × 6 m swimming pool is bordered by stone paving and the pool house. Several terraces, including a large terrace at the foot of the south façade, a pétanque court and numerous shaded dining spots complete these outdoor spaces. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Saint-Nazaire, under the number 418 969 077. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$1,120,600282m²7bedrooms1bathroomland 1.4haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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Manor Saint-lo (50)
Ref.4968 : Between Saint-Lô and Bayeux, beautiful 18th-C. manor house with for sale a swimming pool, tennis court and equestrian facilities This 18th-century manor house lies between Bayeux and Saint-Lô, in a rolling, rural landscape, almost on the edge of a state forest. Just 2 h 45 from Paris and only 10 minutes from shops and services, it enjoys a location that is both easily accessible and remarkably unspoilt. Hidden at the end of its long drive, it remains invisible from the small country lane that serves it, giving it a pleasant sense of seclusion. Built in 1722, the manor house displays a sober, well-ordered architecture typical of 18th-century country residences. Rectangular in plan, its rubble schist facades rise beneath a tall slate gable roof punctuated by chimney stacks. The regularity of its openings, its balanced proportions and the absence of ornament give it an elegant simplicity. On the courtyard side, it faces the former farm buildings; at the rear, its facade opens onto the garden, the terrace and the swimming pool. With approximately 340 sqm of living space, the house is arranged over three levels. Its recent restoration has preserved the main features of its age — beamed ceilings, fireplaces, wood panelling, parquet floors and a handsome wooden staircase — while introducing a resolutely contemporary approach. Large windows, light colours and the care taken over the fittings create bright interiors, where the rustic character of some period features contrasts with a sophisticated and at times daring decor. On the ground floor, the main entrance and its majestic staircase lead to the reception rooms. To the right are a large dining room, a study and a separate WC; to the left, a vast drawing room with fireplace, a second dining room and a contemporary fitted kitchen. The kitchen opens onto a back kitchen, then onto a service entrance with a second staircase and a shower room. The rooms have retained their fine proportions and impressive exposed beams, particularly in the reception areas. On the first floor, the landing of the main staircase leads, on one side, to a master suite comprising a large bedroom and a spacious bathroom with bath, shower and WC; on the other, to a second suite with bedroom and bathroom with WC. A dressing room completes this arrangement. A third bedroom, independent of this layout, is reached via the service staircase. The second floor comprises two further suites, each with its own bathroom and WC. Here the restoration strikes its balance through a dialogue between eras: the old beams, fireplaces and parquet floors give the rooms their character, while the contemporary fittings bring comfort, light and a distinctive personality to the house. Around the courtyard stand several outbuildings, some of which have been fully converted while others have retained their agricultural use. The former dovecote, of approximately 60 sqm, has been converted into an independent dwelling arranged over three levels. The ground floor houses a living room with fitted kitchen; the first floor, a bedroom and a shower room with WC; the second floor, a further bedroom. Fully restored in the same contemporary spirit as the manor house, it retains all its character thanks to its circular rooms, beams and exposed stonework. A first farm building houses two large loose boxes, with the possibility of creating up to four, as well as several barns. A second farm building includes a barn of particularly generous proportions, offering many conversion possibilities. Finally, near the swimming pool, a cottage of approximately 20 sqm, comprising one room and a shower room, is currently used as a gym. The property extends over 14.35 acres in a single block. A long drive, lined with meadows, gently descends towards the main courtyard, providing a particularly pleasant approach to the manor house and its outbuildings. The grounds are planted with many species of trees and include an orchard of apple and pear trees. A pond, set apart in a romantic setting, adds to the charm of the place. Behind the manor house lie the garden and extensive lawns, where a swimming pool surrounded by a wooden deck and a tennis court have been laid out. The equestrian facilities occupy part of the land and include an arena, several paddocks and two field shelters. The meadows, combined with the immediate proximity of the state forest, offer an environment particularly well suited to horses and hacking. Cabinet LE NAIL – Normandy, Cotentin - Bessin : Mr Jérôme RENAUD : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Estate Agent Licence: :1401 2018 000 036 072 - CCI de Caen We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.
…$2,229,900340m²5bedrooms3bathroomsland 5.8haBy Cabinet Le Nail
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