castles with pool for sale Brittany, France

Ref.4707 : 18th and 19th C. chateau for sale in Morbihan department. In Morbihan, surrounded by unspoilt nature, Saint-Martin-sur-Oust charms visitors with its quality of life by the water. The Nantes-Brest canal and the green Oust valley offer a peaceful setting. Here, life slows down: landscapes are reflected in the water, birds accompany walks, and each season reveals a new atmosphere. It is an ideal place for lovers of nature and serenity, looking for a privileged natural environment that is nevertheless lively and animated in the summer months. It is a privileged starting point for bike rides, hikes and river cruises. The canal connects some of the most beautiful sites in inland Brittany, allowing you to discover the region along the water, combining heritage, culture and simple pleasures. Finally, Saint-Martin-sur-Oust is close to remarkable tourist villages such as Rochefort-en-Terre, Malestroit and Josselin. In addition to this exceptional neighbourhood, the town has a special charm of its own, sharing the spirit of the most picturesque Breton villages while preserving its calm and authenticity. It is in this unique region that you will find this château and its vast park on the banks of the river. The existence of a noble house on this site has been documented since 1427. A dwelling, part of which still stands today, was built in the 18th century. Then a new castle was built there in 1880. The outbuildings also date mainly from the second half of the 19th century. The château has a total surface area of over 820 sqm. It has a general U-shaped layout due to the different stages of its construction. The original main building faces east. Its lower façade is covered with a slate roof decorated with dormer windows with rounded pediments typical of the 18th century. It was extended to the north with a pavilion whose high roof echoes the style of the 19th-century castle, thus unifying the architectural ensemble. To the north-west, this dwelling was enlarged with a wing at right angles. The main part, the ‘new château’, faces south towards the river. It comprises a main building flanked by two tall pavilions, creating a beautiful classical symmetry. The windows are framed in tuffeau stone and the façade is decorated with corner chains and topped with a moulded cornice. The building is topped with steeply sloping slate roofs, accentuating the neoclassical majesty of the whole. It has classic-style triangular pediment dormers and two dormers in the style of the main building. Currently, the chateau is divided into three distinct parts: The current layout offers potential for renting out holiday cottages and guest rooms. I. THE 19th-C CHATEAU TO THE SOUTH, FACING THE RIVER: With a surface area of approximately 400 sqm, it has retained the original features that give it its charm: its monumental wooden staircase, old parquet floors, wood panelling, mouldings and rosettes, and fireplaces. Restoration work was carried out in stages. On the ground floor : a large entrance hall with wood panelling, cement tiles and the staircase. On the right, a bright living room with parquet flooring, a fireplace and wood panelling with large built-in mirrors. On the left, a large living room, a bedroom with a shower room and toilet, and a kitchen with a boiler room. On the first floor : corridors lead to four bedrooms, three of which have views of the canal, a bathroom, a shower room, a toilet, and a laundry room. Several cupboards. On the second floor (attic): five bedrooms with cupboards, two shower rooms and a toilet. II. THE DWEELING, CENTRAL SECTION : The surface area is approximately 200 sqm. Restoration work was carried out around twenty years ago. The house is cosy and well maintained. The central part of the château is accessed via a hallway with a staircase. On the ground floor : on the left is the living room, with its beautiful parquet flooring, wood panelling on the walls and fireplace with stove. On the right is the kitchen/dining room, withplenty of storage space, parquet flooring and light-coloured walls. On the first floor : The landing leads to three bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, and a shower room with toilet. On the second floor (attic): three bedrooms, a shower room with toilet, and an old kitchen. III. THE NORTH PAVILION : The surface area is 230 sqm. The entrance is on the north side, through a door with a carved stone lintel in the shape of an ogee arch. The accommodation was restored about twenty years ago. Particular care was taken with the decoration of the interior. On the ground floor : an entrance hall with exposed stonework and a stone staircase, a large living room with a fireplace and imposing exposed beams, a small lounge with grey-blue wood panelling and trumeaux, a very bright kitchen, two bedrooms, a shower room, a toilet and a laundry room. First floor : a large bedroom with beautiful parquet flooring and a fireplace, with its own shower room, 2 other bedrooms, another shower room, and a toilet. A staircase leads to two attics convertible on the second floor. The outbuildings include: - 4 rental properties (currently rented) with monthly rents of: €572 + €455 + €498 + €415, totalling €1,940 per month. - Communal areas: barns, stables, old stalls, numerous small roofs, etc. The property covers approximately 29.65 acres (12 hectares), entirely enclosed, offering a preserved and peaceful setting. The park, adorned with centuries-old trees, features meadows and beautiful views of the surrounding nature. A peaceful riverbank runs along the river for nearly 800 metres, giving the place a refreshing atmosphere. A 9.88-acre (4-hectare) woodland criss-crossed by ancient paths is ideal for walks. The main tree species are oak, chestnut, Douglas fir and sequoia. Existing swimming pool (11 x 8 metres) but currently not in working order. 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, 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.

Ref.4894 : Elegant 17th- and 18th-C.country château in the heart of Upper Brittany To the south of Rennes, between the Vilaine and Semnon valleys, the property is situated in the heart of an area where the Breton countryside retains all its authenticity. With its alternating valleys, meadows, wooded areas and farmland, this landscape—shaped over centuries—offers a peaceful setting whilst enjoying excellent transport links. Just a few minutes’ drive from a railway station offering quick connections to Rennes and then Paris via the high-speed line, the estate perfectly combines the tranquillity of a country home with the convenience of daily commuting. Shops, services, schools and medical facilities are just a few minutes’ drive away, whilst Rennes, the capital of Brittany, offers all the amenities of a major city. The property thus enjoys a particularly sought-after location, on the border between historic Brittany and the Anjou region, in an area prized for its architectural heritage and the beauty of its landscapes.  Access to the property is now via a private driveway through the wooded grounds. This particularly elegant approach allows the estate to be discovered gradually. The tall trees gradually reveal the château’s façades, whose silhouette emerges naturally as one rounds the lawns. This landscaped approach, imbued with serenity, emphasises the intimate nature of the site and sets the scene for the discovery of a residence whose architecture blends seamlessly with its surroundings. The result of several construction phases, likely undertaken between the 17th and 18th-C., the château now displays remarkable architectural consistency. The main building features a perfectly ordered façade, punctuated by tall windows arranged at regular intervals. The cut-stone frames subtly highlight the rubble masonry, whilst the imposing slate roof, dotted with stone dormer windows and tall chimney stacks, lends the whole structure a noble and balanced silhouette. Without seeking to be ostentatious, the building embodies all the elegance of the stately homes of Upper Brittany, where the quality of the proportions and the understated décor take precedence over displays of prestige. The 560 sqm of living space features a particularly clear layout, organised around generous reception areas and a spacious sleeping area. The ground floor: The entrance hall serves as a true distribution point, opening up long views towards the living rooms and the grounds. The reception rooms naturally occupy the most prestigious part of the house. They flow seamlessly into one another, creating complementary atmospheres where the spaciousness, rather than the décor, expresses the character of the place. The grand drawing room is undoubtedly the centrepiece. The tall windows allow ample natural light to flood in, whilst the views open out onto the wooded grounds. The original parquet flooring, preserved throughout much of the house, lends warmth and authenticity. The stone fireplaces define the spaces and serve as a reminder of the original purpose of these reception areas. The dining room is equally spacious. Designed for entertaining, it flows naturally into the pantry and then the kitchen, in keeping with the traditional layout of homes from that era. The kitchen remains particularly spacious. Its layout would allow either the current configuration to be retained or the creation of a large, contemporary family space, without compromising the architectural integrity of the whole. Nearby are a second living room – currently more intimate in nature, but which could easily be converted into a ground-floor bedroom – as well as a utility room, a bathroom and a pantry. This layout allows for a truly ground-floor lifestyle, a feature that has become particularly sought-after. The first floor: Accessible via an elegant staircase from the entrance hall, the first floor is entirely devoted to private areas. Leading off from a spacious landing, the six bedrooms are all generously proportioned and bathed in natural light, with views over the grounds. Several retain their original fireplaces and historic wooden floors, bearing witness to the house’s history. Two bathrooms complete this floor, offering a layout perfectly suited to a family home or for hosting guests. The simplicity of this layout is one of the château’s key qualities: movement between rooms remains fluid, whilst the rooms retain their generous dimensions and harmonious proportions. The property as a whole lends itself easily to contemporary uses. Surrounding the château is a complex of historic outbuildings that fully contributes to the estate’s architectural and historical coherence. Arranged around the former service courtyard, these stone buildings retain all their authenticity and offer particularly interesting potential for use. They include, in particular, a garage, a workshop, storage areas and various outbuildings that can be adapted to suit the needs of the future owners. Set apart from the main buildings stands a remarkable circular dovecote, a valuable testament to the property’s former seigneurial status. Thanks to the quality of its construction and its excellent state of preservation, it is one of the estate’s most iconic heritage features. The grounds also contain the remains of an old chapel, whose still-visible masonry serves as a reminder of the site’s history and enhances the unique character of the estate as a whole. Finally, a swimming pool, situated in a more secluded part of the grounds, completes the property’s amenities. Currently in need of restoration, it offers real potential for leisure and could regain its rightful place as part of the estate’s revitalisation. Taken together, these outbuildings – which are closely linked to the château – form a genuine country estate where the original buildings have retained their role in defining the layout of the grounds whilst offering numerous possibilities for future development. Access to the property is now via a private driveway that crosses the grounds before reaching the château. This particularly pleasant approach allows visitors to discover the grounds gradually. As one proceeds along the path, the tall trees frame the views and reveal, in successive glimpses, the façades of the house. This landscaped approach lends the estate a truly dramatic setting and emphasises the property’s secluded nature. Protected by ancient boundary walls and covering some 3.3 acres, the grounds form a veritable green setting around the château. Their layout favours vast lawns punctuated by tall ornamental trees, several of which have reached a remarkable maturity. Cedars, conifers, deciduous trees and fruit trees make up a varied array of vegetation that naturally structures the spaces and offers ever-changing views throughout the seasons. In the immediate vicinity of the château, the gardens extend the reception rooms and offer sweeping views of the grounds. Further on, the lawns open out onto a former orchard, evoking the traditional layout of country estates where ornamental gardens and food-producing areas coexisted harmoniously. Set apart from the buildings, in a more secluded part of the park, a swimming pool enjoys a particularly unspoilt setting. Currently in need of restoration, it offers real potential for leisure and could be restored to its full purpose as part of a wider redevelopment of the estate. The grounds are also enriched by several remarkable heritage features. The dovecote, notable for its state of preservation and location, evokes the ancient privileges associated with seigneurial estates. Nearby stand the remains of the old chapel, which further reinforce the site’s historical identity and bear witness to the importance the estate once held within its surroundings. From both the gardens and the main rooms of the château, unobstructed views extend across the lawns, the tall trees and the historic outbuildings. This balance between built heritage and landscape heritage creates a peaceful and timeless atmosphere, where the park naturally complements the architecture without ever overshadowing it. 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.

Réf. 4886 : Charming 19th C. chateau near Quimper This château stands majestically on its promontory. Surrounded by its grounds of just over 19 hectares, it offers a haven of tranquility and a life of complete privacy within its landscaped park. It overlooks a coastal river that winds its way through 15 municipalities and is considered one of Brittany’s most beautiful river landscapes. For a long time, it played a key role in supplying towns from the sea. Today, this river is a place for walks and exploration, but in the past, the woods and forests were harvested, and fishing was an important industry here. Émile Zola stayed in this area, renowned for its beautiful estates, and described it as a “beautiful region.” The property is ideally located, close to a major city with all its amenities and a TGV station, and not far from the beaches of southern Finistère. The elongated château is distinguished by its elegant and imposing architecture. It is flanked by circular towers at the corners, as well as watchtowers topped with hipped roofs. The facades are accentuated by a projecting central section that serves as both a gable and a pavilion, creating a harmonious interplay of volumes. The ornamentation, inspired by the Neo-Gothic style, is evident in numerous decorative elements: mullioned windows, dormers topped with gables adorned with trefoils, slender pinnacles, and carved brackets. Together, these elements give the building a romantic and medieval appearance, characteristic of the 19th-century Gothic Revival. The château welcomes you with a spacious entrance hall leading to two sumptuous rooms with hardwood floors and wood paneling—one measuring 57 sqm (the former living room) and the other 53 sqm (the former dining room)—featuring majestic fireplaces and 3.70m-high ceilings. A 24 sqm kitchen opens onto the rear of the property and is accessible via the staircase hall or the former dining room. Its remarkable central staircase, featuring a spiral banister, leads to the 3 suites (ranging from 33 sqm to 48 sqm) and the 8 bedrooms (ranging from 15 sqm to 26 sqm), all equipped with their own bathroom or shower room. The property boasts a stunning view of the coastal river, with its ever-changing light as the tides ebb and flow, and enjoys approximately 600 meters of wooded riverbank. Not to mention the possibility of mooring right at the property’s doorstep. Outbuildings : Designed in the 19th century in the style of large estates, several outbuildings complete the estate : - Stables that underscored the owner’s place among the social elite in 1875. This building included the carriage houses, the large and small stables, the stalls, the haylofts, and the former grooms’ quarters. Today, they have been converted into 9 small studios, offering a total of approximately 300 sqm of living space. - A 26 sqm orangery, - A walled vegetable garden covering 2,090 sqm, featuring a heated swimming pool measuring 12m by 6m with a depth ranging from 1m to 2.80m, - Former chicken coops and nurseries. - A dog kennel - A caretaker’s house of approximately 65 sqm located at the entrance to the property. The land area is 47.2 acres. Half of the land consists of hardwood, softwood, and coppice forests. The rest is made up of meadows and landscaped parkland. There are three springs that originate on the property. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK & Mr Romuald BAUDIN : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 753 048 487. Romuald BAUDIN, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 858 790 806. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

45 minutes from Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel, a wedding estate from the 18th century with 25 hectares of park and ponds. The estate includes a castle, three converted outbuildings, a reception hall, an outdoor swimming pool, and a chapel. The entire estate is now organized for hosting weddings, family stays, and private events. The accommodation capacity is sixteen rooms, with a total living area of 960 m². The buildings are situated within a 25-hectare park, where the walking paths lined with streams reveal the natural richness of valleys, woods, and ponds. Chateaubriand mentions in his writings the painter François-Agathon Pinot-du-Petit-Bois, who lived here and whose paintings were discovered by the current occupants in the attics. Meticulously restored, the works are now displayed in the salons and bedrooms of the castle. Oriented north-south, the main house of approximately 450 m² dates back to the 19th century. It is adjoined to an ancient manor, the origins of which are known to date back to 1429. To the north, the central body is flanked by two pavilions topped with slate roofs. The facade is tall, rhythmically punctuated by six regular bays over three levels. The walls are coated with yellow plaster, while the window frames and corner chains are made of red granite. A significant central dormer with winglets, topped by a sculpted pediment, crowns the whole, while a corner turret rises to the northwest. On the south side, facing the large parterre of the park, the old house is built of dressed stone with 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.

In Finistère-South, in an appreciated sector. Cross the railing of this property and the charm operates. Having followed the hedges of camellias and rhododendrons, you will be tank by it majestic castle about 800M2 built in the second half of the XIXth century in the heart of more of 20Ha of park and forest. It consists of a big entranceopening on two magnificent lounges About 80 m2 each bathed by light, its beautiful central staircase in volute leading you to eight roomsand three suites of the castle, each with bathroom. Overhanging one of the most attractive marine rivers of the region, it benefits from a situation ideal and adapted to needs and desires of all. After the beach, you can relax at the edge of the piscineimplantée in an exotic garden, in rare essences. This intimate space of 3000m2 closed by granite walls will protect you from small marine breezes specific of Brittany. A rare property intended for the passionate persons of the authentic properties

On the edge of Morbihan, where nature and history unfold in all their splendor, stands the majestic Louis XVI-style château, a true architectural gem offering a timeless living experience. From the moment you arrive, the château immerses you in a world of elegance: a grand entrance hall adorned with a sumptuous staircase welcomes you, followed by a refined music room and a warm library lounge with remarkable wood paneling. The dining room invites guests to gather around a monumental table, while the fully equipped and furnished semi-professional kitchen will delight both amateurs and the most discerning palates. The château boasts eleven suites with en-suite bathrooms, each tastefully and elegantly decorated, offering optimal comfort. Dedicated spaces for relaxation and well-being complement this exceptional setting: - Gym, - Yoga studio, - Massage rooms, - Sauna, hammam, and heated indoor swimming pool are available on the property. The outbuildings further enhance the accommodation capacity with: - A house comprising two apartments - A house with a living room, open-plan kitchen, and two suites - Two independent studios - A caretaker's house The stables include six stalls, while the property also features a large storage barn, a spacious garage (formerly a carriage house), a traditional bread oven, and two greenhouses. The estate's grounds extend around two stocked ponds (5,000 m² and 3 ha), reinforcing this bucolic landscape where meadows and centuries-old trees invite contemplation and serenity. Combining modern comfort with environmental responsibility, a biomass boiler powers most of the buildings, while two houses benefit from gas heating. Finally, the estate is located in an O.R.E. (Environmental Real Obligations) zone, a land protection scheme designed to preserve, manage, and restore biodiversity and the ecological functions of the area.

Nestled in the heart of an authentic and preserved Brittany, a wild land with deeply restorative landscapes, this property located 40 minutes from Lorient captivates with the balance of its proportions and the nobility of its architecture. Built in the early 20th century in a Louis XVI spirit, on the site of an older residence from the 18th and 19th centuries, it is part of a remarkable heritage continuity. Developed according to an elongated plan, the whole is organized around a central five-bay body, extended by two slightly recessed pavilions and single-story annexes. The architecture is animated by a Mansard roof, regular dormers, and a rounded pediment decorated with coats of arms highlighting the central bays. The dependencies harmoniously complete the property. Inside, a large entrance hall with columns and a monumental staircase forms a remarkable reception room, complemented by an elegant panelled library. Recent arrangements favor a clean reading of the volumes, revealing all the potential for reinterpretation. By its appearance and proportions, this ensemble is among the most accomplished expressions of the neoclassical style. The house develops about 1,200 m² where a singular way of living unfolds: a non ostentatious luxury, deeply comfortable, almost intimate. The atmosphere evokes these large English country houses, where one finds the pleasure of a walk or hunt return, in a warm and cozy atmosphere. From the entrance, the property asserts its presence. The honor hall, animated by a magnificent ironwork staircase, opens onto generous reception spaces designed to host with elegance without ever losing conviviality. The salons, bathed in light, are organized in a harmonious row: – Reception or music salon, full of character – Library lounge with elegant woodwork – Reception dining room, ideal for large tables – Semi-professional kitchen, perfectly equipped The floors host 11 suites, each with its bathroom or shower room, offering comfort, intimacy, and refinement. A perfect place to recharge Designed as a real refuge, the estate invites you to slow down, reconnect with the essentials, and escape from a often energy-draining daily life. The wellness areas extend this experience: – Heated indoor pool year-round – Covered pool for swimming enthusiasts – Humid heat hammam (50 to 60°C), fostering deep relaxation, toxin release, and body preparation for treatments – Red cedar sauna, made in France and heated by a wood stove, offering a soothing view of nature, horses, and century-old trees – Spaces dedicated to sport, yoga, and treatments A rare and versatile property complex The perfectly integrated dependencies allow for many uses: – Independent houses with apartments and suites – Converted longère with wellness areas and studios – Caretaker’s residence – Accommodation for guests or staff A remarkable natural park A true green haven, the estate extends over more than 19.5 hectares and offers a remarkable natural setting: – Fish ponds – Meadows and century-old trees – Stables (6 boxes) – Old dependencies: carriage garage, shed, bread oven, greenhouses Between forests and open landscapes, the environment invites contemplation as well as the development of equestrian, event, or wellness retreat projects. A rare balance between seclusion and accessibility Despite its confidential character, the property benefits from smooth accessibility. Rennes can be reached in about 1h40 by car, allowing direct access to the high-speed train network connecting Paris in nearly 1h25. Rennes international airport, at an equivalent distance, offers regular links to main French and European destinations. Quick connection to Paris (less than 3 hours door-to-door) International accessibility via Rennes Absolute seclusion without being landlocked Energy performance and environmental commitment The estate benefits from a biomass heating system, combining thermal comfort and a responsible approach. This castle is sold furnished, it is a rare opportunity to see quickly.

Ref. 4659: in Morbihan department, beautiful castle for sale with potential for events business. Ideally located in the heart of inland Brittany, this château enjoys an exceptional natural setting, surrounded by rolling wooded countryside near Guémené-sur-Scorff. The property combines absolute tranquillity, premium comfort and a complete renovation, all within a preserved environment offering numerous possibilities: a private family residence, a wellness retreat, an events venue or an equestrian estate. The port city of Lorient, with its TGV station and airport, lies just 55 kilometres away, providing easy access whilst preserving the serenity of the estate. This remarkable Louis XVI-style château, offering approximately 1,180 sqm of living space, unfolds over several floors, combining generous proportions, fluid circulation and architectural refinement. Fully renovated, it elegantly blends classical grandeur with modern comfort, all within an exceptional natural setting. Ground floor – the heart of daily life and entertaining – features spacious, light-filled rooms: - A grand central entrance hall with a sweeping staircase - Four reception rooms, each with its own distinctive ambience, perfect for entertaining or relaxation - A spacious dining room - An adjoining, bright and practical semi professional kitchen - A separate study, ideal as a work or reading space - Two passageways and a guest cloakroom/WC complete this level The reception rooms enjoy impressive ceiling heights, wide openings onto the grounds and a harmonious, flowing layout. First floor – dedicated to the principal sleeping quarters – - Five bedrooms, some with en suite facilities - Five bathrooms, arranged to provide optimal comfort - A dressing room accessible from the principal bedroom - Two private sitting rooms, suitable as a boudoir, library or small television lounge - A mezzanine in the right wing, offering a versatile additional space - Landings and a separate WC The layout ensures a clear distinction between the sleeping areas and the reception rooms, with a thoughtfully conceived arrangement throughout. Second floor – offering substantial accommodation capacity – - Six bedrooms - Five bathrooms - A linen room, a laundry room and an additional shower room A wide corridor and central landing ensuring smooth circulation This floor is ideally suited to hosting accommodation activities, such as a guesthouse or wellness retreat. The attic level comprises: - A large room dedicated to yoga - Six massage rooms - Two attic storage areas - An additional dressing room - A landing and a through corridor This floor fully embraces the estate’s wellness and holistic spirit, whilst retaining practical functions. Outbuildings : The estate boasts numerous outbuildings, perfectly integrated into the overall architectural composition and offering a wide variety of uses – residential, functional, and dedicated to well-being. 1 / Secondary Accommodation - Three independent and comfortable guest houses. - Two apartments, located on the upper floor of the wellness building, providing additional accommodation with direct access to the facilities. 2 / Wellness Area A dedicated building houses premium facilities: an indoor heated swimming pool, hammam, sauna, treatment and relaxation rooms (massage, yoga). This space has been conceived to offer a complete wellness experience, in harmony with the estate’s holistic vocation. 3 / Equestrian Facilities The property is also ideally suited for equestrian activities, featuring a fully equipped stable with six boxes. 4 / Other Outbuildings - Two large garages. - Two greenhouses. - A traditional bread oven. - A henhouse. The château lies at the heart of a bucolic setting of 32 acres, comprising wide open meadows, centuries-old trees, and two fish-filled ponds, measuring approximately 5,000 sqm and 7.41 acres respectively. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mr Romuald BAUDIN : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Romuald BAUDIN, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 858 790 806. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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Set in beautiful undulating countryside close to Ploërmel, this 15th century chateau, redesigned in the early 20th century, is sure to charm visitors with its elegant aesthetic and rural setting. There are no nuisances in terms of view or noise, with woods and fields as far as the eye can see, and well-preserved natural surroundings. Mainly south-facing, the chateau is bordered by two terraces, one of which leads to a 5 m x 12 m heated swimming pool. The surrounding 5.7 ha comprise parklands, parking for several cars, woods and pastures. The building is in very good condition, both inside and out, having recently been completely renovated, with double-glazed wooden windows, stone or parquet flooring and total insulation. Many original features have been preserved, including marble fireplaces, French ceilings and a large carved wooden stairway. You enter via a large, paved vestibule leading to a large dining room, the stairway and a large three-volume lounge opening on to two facades. A semi-professional kitchen completes the ground floor. On the first floor, three large bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom and different views over the countryside. On the second floor, there are two further large bedrooms and bathrooms. The emphasis has been placed on spaciousness, with classic, refined decor. All the rooms are bright and airy. Fully insulated, underfloor aerothermal heating and additional electric heating depending on the use of the rooms, Linked to the castle by pretty arcades, a former outbuilding provides a large shed, upstairs a huge room with renovated roofing framework, and a two-room dwelling awaiting completion of its renovation works. Almost opposite, a collapsed building has been registered to create additional accommodation. There is also the possibility of acquiring 6ha of woodland in one piece, as well as a large dwelling nearby. This ready-to-live-in property could be used for commercial accommodation or as a country residence just a short drive from Rennes. Sale price including fees: €1,550,000 Fees payable by the buyer Fees : 4.48 % of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees: €1,483,500 Energy class : C Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3,960 and €5,420 per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021.

Ref.3981 : French chateau for sale in Brittany. The property is located in Southern Brittany, in the Morbihan region. Less than 30 minutes from the Gulf of Morbihan, the castle is located in a quiet and green environment, overlooking a natural valley. You will benefit from an optimal quality of life, combining the charm of the countryside and the quick access to the coast and its numerous distractions and activities. The property, full of character, reflects the history of this territory located near the high place of the Breton resistance during the Second World War. The equestrian character of the property only needs to be updated. Hunting is also authorized. A pond can be put back into use. The chateau part is composed as follows : on the first floor (about 255sqm): the main entrance opens onto a large hall and a baluster staircase leading to the first floor, an access to the octagonal dovecote tower (with several loopholes and an archway) and its spiral staircase also leading to the second floor and the attic. On the left of the main entrance, a large living room with a Napoleon III style fireplace (Viollet-le-Duc style painted ceiling) beyond which is the 1900's part with the turret at the back: 3 rooms in a row are to be renovated. It is possible to make this space independent. Under the baluster staircase, a laundry room with toilet. The service entrance is in a saddlery (Godin piano with wood) in appendix of which there is a souillarde (with shower) and a large fruit-box, a small living room with monumental chimney, a dining room / kitchen (with Godin piano mixed wood and electricity), an office. On the first floor (about 255sqm) : 8 bedrooms, one of which with a bath, washbasin and separate toilet, a bathroom (in the 1900 turret), a bathroom adjoining one of the bedrooms, access to the spiral staircase in the dovecote tower, a large attic, large cupboards and closets offer a pleasant living space. Some rooms need to be refreshed, others can be used immediately. Access to the attic is via the staircase of the 16th century dovecote tower: the space is the same size as the lower level (southern part: the three adjoining rooms) and offers considerable potential for development. A cellar completes the whole, located under the southern part of the castle. It houses the general meters (water / electricity) and one of the three hot water tanks of the house. The outbuildings are multiple and offer a potential of rehabilitation or restoration particularly important: former stables, used as a carriage house and storage space ; an old farm (with 2 boxes in good condition and a stabulation) a former chapel used as storage space a large farmhouse to restore (about 370 m² of floor space) a ruined house on a plot of land of about 3 500 m² (the stone walls can be used as a structure for an independent housing project) - the building permit has been maintained The overall surface of the property is more than 61.77 acres (25 ha). It is divided into several large areas, including woods with bridle paths and numerous species (chestnut grove, pine forest, boulaie...) offer many opportunities for walking or horseback riding; hunting is possible (2 bracelets of roe deer with the possibility of more on request) ; 4 large meadows (with a horse shelter on one of them, near the castle); the park of more than one hectare surrounding the castle, the outdoor swimming pool, the outbuildings and the orchard. Numerous plantations and arrangements of the park were carried out: rosebushes of various species, wisteria of China and Japan, kiwis, red chestnut trees, privet, St. John's wort, taxodium distichum 'pendulum', cherry trees and weeping beech, magnolia grandiflora, centenary camellia, tulip tree, alley of cytis, catalpa, ginkgos, hydrangeas... The whole offers a privileged environment, conducive to tranquility. 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, 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.