castles for sale Ille-et-Vilaine, France

Hédé Bazouges is 20 minutes from Rennes and 35 minutes from Saint Malo. Built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the villa "Mon Caprice" is a character home whose architecture reflects the refinement of the bourgeois resort of the time. Its plastered masonry, its slate roofs with varied shapes (pepper shaker, hipped, pavilion) and its tuff dormers topped with triangular pediments give it a unique and harmonious silhouette.The house rises on four levels: - a semi-buried basement - a ground floor accessible by an elegant balustraded porch, - a first floor whose some windows are also bordered with balustrades, - a second floor converted, bright thanks to the skylights or its sculpted dormers.Inside, the villa features 11 rooms, including 8 bedrooms. An office on the ground floor can easily become an additional bedroom as needed. The volumes, distribution, and original architectural elements make for a rare ensemble, imbued with charm and authenticity. To the south of the villa are the old stables, once intended for the horses and parking of carriages. These historic outbuildings have been carefully renovated while retaining their character. The property also includes two fully independent T2 gîtes, in excellent condition, ready to welcome guests immediately. The park, of approximately 4500 m², houses an atypical aviary, a true architectural curiosity, as well as a pool to be renovated and a tennis court, offering remarkable leisure potential.Rare opportunity: a historic villa with intact charm, featuring valuable outbuildings and hosting potential between the house and the gîtes. I offer you the Villa Caprice at the price of 920,000.00 euros. The agency fees are to be paid by the seller. The file is being created. Visits are organized following a prior interview, allowing for the confirmation of the project's suitability and the solidity of the financing. Energy performance diagnosis F, GES F. Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use between 9190 euros and 12490 euros indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023. To visit and assist you with your project, contact Anne-Elizabeth de ROMANS at 0650387404 or by email at [email protected]. According to Article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, for the organization of a visit, a piece of identification will be requested. This announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Anne-Elizabeth de ROMANS, acting as an independent real estate advisor under salary portage with PAUL PARKER PROPERTIES, headquartered at 10 rue du Colisée 75008 PARIS, a brand of PROPRIETES PRIVEES, a simplified joint-stock company with a capital of 44,920 euros registered in the Nantes Trade and Companies Register under number 487 624 777, whose headquarters is located at 44 allée des Cinq Continents - Zac Le Chêne Ferré - 44120 VERTOU, holder of the professional card Transactions on real estate and business funds (T) and Property Management (G) No. CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 issued by CCI Nantes-Saint Nazaire; guaranteed by GALIAN-SMABTP, 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris, holder of the escrow account No. 30932508467 with Banque Populaire Atlantique of Saint Sébastien sur Loire (44230) and insured in professional civil liability by GALIAN-SMABTP under police number RCP_01_28137J.Mandate ref: 4649093PADR - The professional guarantees and secures your real estate project. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4894 : Beautiful 15th and 17th-C.country chateau for sale in the heart of Upper Brittany South of Rennes, between the valleys of the Vilaine and Semnon rivers, the property is set in the lush, unspoilt Breton countryside, just minutes from local shops, schools and medical facilities. It is also in the immediate vicinity of a railway station providing connections to Rennes and onward to Paris via the high-speed rail network. A sought-after location on the borders of historic Brittany and the former marches of Anjou. A gravelled drive winds through the park, gradually revealing the château façades beyond lawns dotted with a variety of mature trees, creating a sense of anticipation as one approaches the house. Built over several phases during the 15th and 17th centuries, with alterations made in the 18th century, the château displays remarkable architectural harmony. Its schist and rubble-stone façades are enhanced by pale dressed-stone surrounds to the openings. In places, wisteria, jasmine and honeysuckle climb the walls. The steeply pitched slate roofs are punctuated by curved-pediment dormer windows and tall chimney stacks, giving the property a noble and well-balanced silhouette, without ostentation, in keeping with the restrained character of the historic seigneurial residences of Upper Brittany. The 560 sqm of living accommodation offers a particularly well-organised layout, centred around generous reception rooms, spacious bedrooms on the upper floor and crowned by a vast attic beneath a magnificent timber roof structure. The ground floor: The entrance hall, paved with original terracotta tiles beneath exposed beams, creates long views towards the reception rooms and the park, while the fine wooden staircase leads to the upper floor. The grand salon, the principal reception room of the house, retains its painted wood panelling from floor to ceiling, a marble fireplace with an overmantel mirror and its original parquet flooring. Tall windows overlook the park and inner courtyard. The dining room, also facing due south towards the park, is similarly panelled and features two exposed main beams and its own wooden fireplace. It leads through to the service room and then to the kitchen. With exposed stone walls and dark timber beams, the kitchen retains all its rustic character while offering the possibility of opening onto a large family living space. A spacious courtyard-facing room with a fireplace offers generous proportions and could readily be converted into a ground-floor bedroom. A laundry room, bathroom and pantry complete this level, allowing for comfortable single-level living. The first floor: The eight bedrooms, accessed from a wide corridor, are generously proportioned and filled with natural light, with views over the park. Several retain their original fireplaces with imposing carved wooden mantels, as well as their historic floorboards, providing a tangible reminder of the château's history. Two bathrooms complete this floor, which is equally well suited to a family residence or a hospitality project. Above, accessed from the first floor by a staircase, lies a vast attic offering considerable potential for conversion. OUTBUILDINGS : The stone and rendered outbuildings are arranged around a gravelled service courtyard. A woodshed, stable, pantry, turret and workshop provide flexible ancillary spaces that can be adapted to suit a variety of projects. Some retain their original, unadorned character and offer further restoration potential. Within the park stands a circular dovecote, a reminder of the estate's former seigneurial status, together with an enclosed barn. Nearby are the masonry remains of a former chapel. GROUNDS : Enclosed by old stone walls, the park extends to approximately 1.35 hectares and offers a variety of atmospheres, combining broad lawns dotted with a diversity of mature and unusual trees with a mature orchard, vegetable garden with greenhouse, and chicken coop. A swimming pool, requiring restoration, is located nearby, enclosed and discreetly screened from view within a more private part of the grounds. 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.

Renaissance Castle & Private Exceptional Estate — A unique destination in FranceIn the heart of a remarkable private estate, this fully renovated Renaissance castle embodies a rare vision of high-end hospitality, wellness, and prestigious sports.\n\nDesigned as a complete destination, the estate currently offers around 60 rooms, complemented by several eco-lodges integrated into a preserved environment. A project already underway will soon expand this to 92 rooms, further opening up the potential for exploitation and development of the site.\n\nThe elegantly rehabilitated orangery hosts weddings, private events, and receptions in an exceptional setting. The wellness area provides premium services with a pool, sauna, jacuzzi, and cold bath, offering a complete experience dedicated to relaxation and recovery.\n\nA true signature of the estate, the FIFA-certified Football Center features two training fields, a 5-a-side pitch, a beach soccer area, a gym, and a medical center. The ecological 9-hole golf course, with the possibility of expanding to 18 holes, completes this unique offering in France.\n\nThe estate also benefits from a particularly advanced environmental approach: the golf course and Football Center are water self-sufficient thanks to a phytodepuration station fed by wastewater and the estate's lake.\n\nDevelopable land finally offers numerous opportunities for expansion and enhancement for an investor or group wishing to develop a large-scale project.\n\nAt the crossroads of high-end hospitality, elite sports, event planning, and experiential tourism, this property paves the way for multiple ambitious projects, in a confidential and perfectly controlled environment.\n\nA rare, confidential, and visionary place, aimed at a clientele in search of an extraordinary patrimonial asset.This description has been automatically translated from French.

45 minutes from Saint-Malo, an 18th-century estate. The estate includes a castle, three converted outbuildings, a reception hall, an outdoor swimming pool, and a chapel. It is currently organized for hosting weddings, family stays, and private events. The accommodation capacity is sixteen rooms, totaling 960 m² of living space. The buildings are situated within a 25-hectare park, where walking paths lined with streams reveal the natural wealth of valleys, woods, and ponds. Chateaubriand mentions in his writings the painter François-Agathon Pinot-du-Petit-Bois, who lived here at that time and whose paintings were found by the current occupants in the attics. Meticulously restored, these works are now displayed in the lounges and rooms of the castle. Oriented north-south, the main house of about 450 m² dates back to the 19th century. It is backed by an ancient manor, whose known origins date back to 1429. To the north, the central body is flanked by two pavilions topped with long slate roofs. The facade is tall, rhythmically featuring six regular bays over three levels. The walls are covered with yellow plaster, and the door and window frames and corner chains are made of red granite. A significant central dormer with flaps, topped with a sculpted pediment, crowns the whole, while a corner turret rises to the northwest. On the south side, facing the grand garden of the park, the old house is built of dressed sandstone and granite. Under a slate roof, this rectangular building is rhythmically arranged with seven regular bays over three levels.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A chateau from the era of King Louis XIII of France, listed as a historical monument and nestled in Brittany, just 10 minutes from the city of Rennes. The chateau’s style is typical of the era of King Louis XIII of France. Indeed, its architecture is characteristic of the 17th century. Though the edifice was mentioned as early as in 1419, it was rebuilt in 1655. The chateau has been listed as a historical monument since 1969. It offers a 646m² floor area. The building has a central section, extended with two pavilions that protrude slightly. The facade is coated with rendering and punctuated with five even bays of four floors. The edifice is capped with a steep slate roof with dormers that have arched pediments. Fleur-de-lys-shaped finials crown the pavilion roofs. The window surrounds are made of limestone, laid in vertical toothed courses that frame the windows. Stringcourses with mouldings, also made of limestone, mark the different floors. The decorative features are discreet. They include sculpted suns and coats of arms in bas-relief. From the east elevation, the pavilion ends are extended with two half-timbered corner towers. Each of these two towers is capped with an ogee roof, crowned with a small bell tower. Outbuildings dot the rest of the estate. They include a caretaker’s house, a bakehouse and two dovecotes, which are also listed as historical monuments. The whole collection of buildings is surrounded by a French-style topiary garden and tree-dotted grounds that cover more than three hectares and include a lake, a kitchen garden, a rose garden and a tennis court.

Superb castle located just 15 minutes from the center of Rennes, with the TGV station connecting to Paris in 1 hour and 28 minutes, and only fifteen minutes from the airport. Established since 1419, this exceptional property was rebuilt in 1655 in the purest Louis XIII style. Listed in the Inventory of Historic Monuments, the building benefits from official heritage recognition, as well as the favorable tax regime for protected buildings, which is a key advantage for its enhancement and transmission. The central section, flanked by two slightly protruding pavilions, rises harmoniously over four levels. Dormer windows with curved pediments, harp-shaped door frames, molded bands, and limestone surrounds create a refined and perfectly balanced architecture. Two turrets topped with imperial roofs and lanterns highlight the silhouette, while the high slate roof, accented with ridge finials, underscores the property's elegance. The castle offers over 663 sqm of living space, not including outbuildings. The interiors blend spaciousness and elegance, featuring a superb master suite of about 50 sqm, five additional bedrooms—most with en-suite bathrooms—as well as large reception rooms of nearly 80 sqm, ideal for entertaining or hosting private events. The renovated old stone stables now include two large garages, a workshop, a laundry room with a spacious laundry area, and an independent guest house with two bedrooms, a dining room, and a kitchen. Additional highlights include a dovecote, a pigeon house converted into a wine cellar of over 25 sqm, and a former bakery, all contributing to the estate’s historic character. The property is set within a landscaped park of about 3.4 hectares, featuring a water feature, a small woodland, a rose garden, and a remarkable ginkgo tree—a true signature of the garden. Outdoor amenities also include a tennis court discreetly sheltered by hedges, and a well.

This large Napoleon III time château, located 30 minutes west of Rennes, easily accessible via the N24 highway through Brittany, and 10 minutes from a TGV station, offers an elegant and refined setting for a residential or business project. It would be particularly well-suited to event development thanks to the potential of the large adjoining spaces. Opening its grand Renaissance-style façade to the south onto the expansive 5.4-hectare park bordered by a beautiful pond, it has retained the charm of its exterior features, including romantic sculptures, and the refined decor of the reception rooms, some of which still retain their original draperies and curtains. It comprises a vestibule accessed by a wide flight of steps, leading on either side to a large and small drawing room, a dining room, and an office, all with 4.60-meter-high ceilings. The wide staircase leads to four beautiful, bright bedrooms on the first floor, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, and five further bedrooms on the second floor. The original outbuildings feature architectural and sculptural elements typical of the 19th century, as does the elegant entrance gate. Extensive renovation work is required throughout. Sale price including fees: €1,050,000 Fees payable by the purchaser Fees: 5% including VAT of the price excluding fees, i.e. €50,000 Sale price excluding fees: €1,000,000 Excessive energy consumption: Class F (depending on case F or G). From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €40,470 and €54,800 per year. Prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Set within more than 15 hectares of landscaped and flowered parkland, Château de la Giraudais stands gracefully at the end of its wooded driveway. Rebuilt in 1782 on the foundations of a former fortified manor, the property has been meticulously restored to preserve its soul and heritage while embracing modern comfort and contemporary charm. The château's comprehensive renovation, begun in 2015, showcases fine materials and remarkable energy performance. Parquet floors in Versailles and ladder patterns, ornate steel radiators, and a majestic central staircase all contribute to an atmosphere that is both authentic and refined. Today, La Giraudais is more than a château — it is a welcoming and vibrant estate, designed for sharing and celebration. It offers spacious guest rooms, reception spaces for weddings, corporate events, and family gatherings, and accommodation for up to 45 guests across the château, guesthouse, and lodges. The estate still offers strong development potential, both in accommodation capacity and in weekday corporate hospitality. A 17th-century consecrated chapel allows for religious ceremonies, while outdoor weddings and receptions can be held among the estate's many enchanting settings — vineyards, flower gardens, a lakeside terrace, gazebo, and the château's front lawns. Inside, the château spans over 600 m² of living space, blending wood, stone, and light to create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Shared areas — including a billiard room, bar lounge, and reading corner — foster conviviality and relaxation. Each suite has been elegantly appointed with noble materials and contemporary comfort. The reception facilities have been designed with professionals in mind: two spacious event halls (150 m² and 250 m²) with high-end sound systems and heating for winter use, two meeting rooms, a large equipped catering kitchen, storage areas, and modern sanitary blocks — all perfectly arranged for smooth and memorable events. Between heritage and modernity, Château de la Giraudais is a rare place — where timeless charm meets today's vitality. A place to live, to host, and to create unforgettable moments. Ref. 835 — Contact: Yvon ROUZIC – RSAC RENNES 853 638 799 SAS KARACTERRE ® – Authentic Property Specialists Registered with RCS ANGERS 899 365 811 Operating across Pays de la Loire & Brittany regions. Energy rating: D (155 kWh/m²) – GHG: D (30 kg CO?/m²) Estimated annual energy cost: €7,960 – €18,860 (2023 reference) Property tax: €4,724 Compliant individual sanitation. Including fees of 4% TTC to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 2 750 000 €. Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 7997.00 € and 10821.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.