castles for sale The Loire Area, France

Beautiful neo-Gothic château, dating back to 19th century, in the heart of the "Bocage Vendéen" in the Vendée department, just 20 km from Puy du Fou, surrounded by gently rolling countryside. Roughly 670 sqm living space with vast, bright reception rooms featuring oak panelling and large windows with magnificent, sweeping views of grounds and surrounding countryside. Several outbuildings including seven separate dwellings and charming chapel. Set in roughly 11 hectare-grounds, traversed by river, in wonderful, natural setting including landscaped garden, meadows, woodland and two lakes. Energy class: F/F.

iad France - Gilles Billaud offers you: You are part of the most prominent businesses in the Vendée department. Whether you are the owner or tenant of your headquarters, you acknowledge that it is soulless, and you suspect your employees lack enthusiasm for going there. Imagine relocating it, not to another department with the risk of losing your best talents, but nearby, to a simply idyllic location. A castle. Nothing less than that. This castle exists. It was built in the mid-19th century in the purest neo-classical style of Napoleon III's favorite architect, Eugène Viollet-le-Duc: the Château de Puybelliard, located in the municipality of Chantonnay. Admire its height, turrets, slate roof, and elegant shape in the attached photograph. Covering nearly 900 m², it represents the unexpected workplace for a workforce of thirty to fifty employees distributed in open space across its ten finely decorated rooms, spread over two floors, with a ceiling height of 4 meters. On the ground floor, two meeting rooms, one for large events and the other for smaller group meetings, will foster group think and collective emulation among your collaborators. A dining room featuring original paneling, previously used for a gourmet restaurant, will host them at lunchtime. A provider of your choice will prepare delicious meals for them in the kitchen, which is professionally equipped for this catering function. After lunch, your employees will gather in the adjacent bar, where, while having coffee, they can prepare to return to their workstations. Those who still have time can stroll in the park or even swim in the castle's pool during the lunch break in the summer. What better way to maintain a loyal and motivated workforce and avoid the inconveniences of turnover? Your products will be stored, as you wish, on the third floor, in the cellar, or in the two former stables, one of which is built of stone and particularly elegant. Transporters can access the entrance located on the departmental road to drop off or pick up your goods. The gardener and maids will reside in two adjoining cottages, ensuring an impeccable aesthetic for the park and impeccable cleanliness inside the castle, likely to dazzle clients, partners, or investors. Your brand, announced on the main gate on Rue des Dames, will be displayed at the roundabout inside the property, in front of the castle. You might think this is an oversized project? We do not need to remind you that acquiring a tangible asset opens a depreciation period of at least ten years*: we let you imagine the considerable corporate tax savings that would follow. And if your company generates during each financial year a result of one-tenth of the price of this castle, you will somehow have reimbursed it by the end of the depreciation period, by not paying the corresponding tax amount. We also do not need to remind you that any work you undertake in the castle or its annexes to embellish it or make it more functional would also be deductible from corporate tax. This magnificent castle awaits you, for a price of 1.1 million euros. (*) Tax modifiable period depending on the nature of the equipment concerned. Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid ID will be requested during the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation to clear vegetation, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Gilles Billaud, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the RSAC of La Roche-sur-Yon under number 534479340, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.

Very close to the historic city of Mayenne, in a peaceful environment, a neo-Gothic castle of 490 m2 with outbuildings and a park of 5.2 hectares on the riverbank. A neo-Gothic castle with its outbuildings and its 5.2 ha park. Very close to the historic city of Mayenne, in a peaceful environment, a neo-Gothic castle of 490 m2 with outbuildings and a park of 5.2 hectares on the riverbank.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4492-A : 19th Century Chateau and its wooded park in Anjou Perfectly positioned for convenient motorway access, the property enjoys proximity to vibrant market towns, respected schools, and everyday amenities. Golf courses and horse-riding facilities are close at hand, placing you in the heart of the Loire Valley’s sought-after leisure and countryside lifestyle. The chateau represents the typical architecture of Angers: built in tuffeau stone and topped with a slate roof, it benefits from large windows with the main reception rooms being double aspect with plenty of natural light and a magnificent double stone staircase with high vaulted ceiling. The chateau, built in 1874 by one of the oldest French noble families, provides approximately 560 sqm of living space located in the heart of its park and includes : On the ground floor : a front entrance hall of 17 sqm with a 4.2m ceiling height with ornate tiled flooring and wood panelling offering a choice of doors to the rest of the ground floor. To the left: a large living room (48 sqm) with herring bone original oak flooring, white marble fireplace and blue and white wood panelling. A triple aspect room with plenty of natural light leading to a library of 17sqm to the rear. Natural coloured wood panelling throughout, this double aspect room also has herring bone oak flooring, ornate ceiling, and access to the rear entrance hall with its magnificent double stone staircase, stained glass windows and high, 12 sqm, vaulted ceiling. Returning to the front hall to the right is the dining room (39 sqm) also with herring bone oak flooring, ornate ceiling and double aspect. To the rear we have the kitchen of 20 sqm, currently a work in progress with a remodelling by the current owners. Completing the ground floor is a washroom, service corridor and service staircase along with access to the basement. On the first floor : 6 bedrooms ranging from 16 sqm to 32 sqm with views over the lawns front and rear. 4 have en-suite facilities. An independent WC is also on this floor. On the second floor : 7 rooms (ranging from 8 sqm to 22 sqm), bathroom, toilet adjoining a room. Basement under the whole ground floor area with storage facilities, a workshop and a boiler room. Separate from the chateau surrounding a courtyard are the stone outbuildings with slate roofs. These former staff quarters, stables and storage have been part modernised and today provide two beautifully comfortable lodges and a redisence, ideal for extended family, guest accommodation, or a lifestyle business. Lodge 1 (123 sqm) offers generous living space with a welcoming kitchen and dining area, an elegant formal lounge, three bedrooms (including one on the ground floor), and a private terrace perfect for long summer evenings. Lodge 2 (81 sqm) provides comfortable single-level living with three ground-floor bedrooms, a kitchen, a bright sitting room, and its own private terrace. A third adjoining residence is already partially modernised, presenting an exciting opportunity to create additional living space or further guest accommodation. On the opposite side of the courtyard we have a building including 4 garages, former tack room, former stable with attic space above. The property also includes a former kennels and two large double “industrial style” buildings that are currently used for storage. The property enjoys a beautiful wooded park of 22 acres (9ha) with numerous paths throughout, the chateau is surrounded by lawns and to the rear of the guest lodges is the vegetable garden. A small river runs through the property that feeds the pond and a plot of 5 acres (2h) the other side (formerly poplar trees) would make a nice paddock if required. The total surface area is 35,63 acres (14,42 hectares). 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.

Historical gem from 1550 - Exceptional estate of 498 m² - Over 550 m² of outbuildings | Enclosed park of 1.03 ha. In Mazières-en-Mauges (49280), just 5 minutes from Cholet, discover this perfectly preserved 16th-century estate, offering the dream decor to create a high-end reception venue for weddings, private events, and corporate seminars. A green setting with no overlooking views, the estate extends over 10,326 m² of park fully enclosed by stone walls and wrought iron gates, with an honor courtyard and an unobstructed view of the countryside. The Art of Hosting & Charming Accommodation Immediately charming with its authenticity, generous volumes, and beautiful ceiling heights, ideal for hosting: A reception ground floor (nearly 230 m² of living space + outbuildings): - Large living room with fireplace, dining room, billiard room, bright veranda, and glass roofs. - Equipped kitchen with back kitchen (perfect for catering). - Direct access to a magnificent 127 m² terrace. Immediate accommodation capacity (8 bedrooms): On the 1st floor (205 m²): 6 spacious bedrooms, dressing rooms, and 2 large bathrooms/showers. On the 2nd floor (63 m²): 2 large bedrooms, one of which is uniquely situated in the tower, ideal as an enchanting honeymoon suite for the newlyweds. The 'Wedding' Potential: Over 550 m² of Outbuildings to Renovate The outbuildings offer an ideal configuration to design a true event resort: The Great Reception Hall: - Former barn of 225 m² in one piece (+ adjoining storage spaces of nearly 60 m²), ready to be transformed into a sublime banquet/ballroom with remarkable volumes, with dedicated catering service and changing rooms. Gîtes and Additional Accommodations: Stone longhouse of 257 m² in total: 121 m² on the ground (living room with beams and fireplace, kitchen, bedroom, laundry) and a buildable attic space of 136 m² upstairs. Ideal for creating guest dormitories, charming gîtes, or brunch space for the following day. Logistics & Parking Spaces: Covered hangar/garage of 131 m² for event logistics, catering storage, or technical shelter. Large courtyard and plots allowing for the establishment of a discreet landscaped parking area for guests. An Idyllic Setting for Secular Ceremonies & Photos Fully secured and privatized hectare park. Natural pond, trees, and vegetable garden: an enchanting setting for outdoor ceremonies and unforgettable photo sessions. A covered area of 50 m² for receptions or weather fallback. Strategic Location & Technical Advantages Access for guests & service providers: 6 km from Cholet train station, immediate access to Nantes (Airport ~1h) and Angers. Strong tourist environment: Proximity to Puy du Fou (about 25 min) and the vineyard of Anjou. Technical: Exceptional estate in perfect condition, double-glazed wood & aluminum carpentry, gas heating, automatic gate. Hyper-connected: Fiber optic up to 8 Gbit/s (essential for sound, lighting management, and corporate seminars during the week). Key Figures Sale price: €830,000 Living area castle: 497.94 m² (12 rooms, 8 bedrooms) Exploitable outbuilding area: 551.20 m² (Barn 225 m² + Longhouse 257 m² + Hangar 131 m²) Parcel area (cadastre): 10,326 m² (1.03 ha) Energy performance: Class D (192 kWh/m²/year) | Greenhouse gas: Class D (38 kg CO₂/m²/year) Property tax: €4,332 Contact: Pascal ROGER – OptimHome Complete file, surface plans, and visit on request. Fees are the seller's responsibility. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contact Pascal ROGER Individual Entrepreneur, Commercial Agent OptimHome (RSAC N°490 791 456 Nantes Registry) 06 78 13 43 87 (ref. 596029)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Réf.4739 : Renaissance chateau listed as a Historic Monument and 83 acres for sale in Anjou In Anjou, built in the countryside on the outskirts of a small village, stands this magnificent Renaissance property. A large avenue of lime trees leads to the old carriage entrance that precedes the main courtyard. The property is located in the north of Maine-et-Loire, in a preserved rural area, away from major traffic flows and easily accessible. The village is set in a landscape of hedgerows and farmland. The neighbouring towns provide everyday amenities. Angers, 35 km away, is within easy reach, offering a direct link to Paris (A11 motorway and TGV station for Paris in 1 hour 25 minutes). The whole property offers a discreet, stable and rural setting, characteristic of the Anjou region. Angers (population 160.000) is just 15 minutes away by car. Angers is the capital of the Anjou region, with all the shops and services you need (university hospital, universities, TGV train station providing a 1h30 hour link to Paris). The town centre is magnificent, with its narrow streets, the imposing silhouette of its 13th-century castle, and the parks and gardens in the heart of the town. The town has also been awarded the title of France's top green town and is a great place to live. In other words: the gentleness of Anjou. It is one of the smallest Renaissance-style chateau in France. Built of schist and tuffeau stone and covered with slate, it faces south/north. It has a total surface area of 800 sqm spread over three levels of approximately 230 sqm each, extended by three half-floors in the east wing. The upper floors are accessed via an impressive straight stone staircase, supported by buttress walls and covered with brick vaults with white stone coffers, as well as a wooden spiral staircase. The façades feature large windows with crossbars and mullions. The chateau's roofs are very varied, illustrating the architectural richness of the building: pavilion, pepperpot and imperial. One enters the residence through a low semi-circular door with pilasters: - On the ground floor: guard room (67 sqm, ceiling height: 3.63 m), library (33 sqm), dining room (38 sqm), kitchen (36 sqm), utility room (7.6 sqm), toilet and washbasin; On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (42 sqm) and bathroom (8 sqm). - Upstairs: living room with painted wood panelling (72 sqm, ceiling height 3.51 m), 3 bedrooms (35, 28, 18 sqm), one with en-suite bathroom, another with dressing room, office (24 sqm), bathroom and shower room (11 sqm), WC and dressing room (9 sqm); On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (42 sqm), bathroom/shower room and toilet (8.5 sqm), dressing room in the tower. - On the second floor: billiard room (29 sqm), upstairs lounge (27 sqm), 7 bedrooms (from 11 to 28 sqm), 1 shower room; On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (44 sqm), bathroom/shower room and WC (8 sqm), dressing room in the tower. Attic above, vaulted cellar including the boiler room under the west wing and semi-underground cellar under the east wing. The chateau is sold furnished; the complete list is to be determined with the owner. The quality of the building's exterior architecture is exceptional. The interior lives up to this impression with architectural features characteristic of large country houses. To name but a few, there is the beautiful straight staircase with open risers, the monumental fireplaces, the mullioned and transom windows, and the consistent and skilful use of high-quality materials (terracotta, wood panelling, cut stone for the ornamentation, etc.). The two painted rooms upstairs are admirable. The paintings were created in 1648 for the wedding of a former owner of the château: The first includes classical motifs such as foliage, crowned busts of Roman emperors, but also still lifes of flowers and fruit, landscapes of Anjou, etc. The second is known as the 'chambre des Amours' (chamber of love) because of the motifs with which it is decorated. This building, on a human scale, has all the features of a large Renaissance château. Without excessive decoration or extravagance, it authentically embodies a large Anjou residence, with no lack of architectural richness. It is an extension in Haut-Anjou of the prestigious splendour of the Châteaux of the Loire. OUTBUILDINGS : They include a U-shaped courtyard comprising: - A 4-room building with 2 woodsheds and 2 chicken coops; - At right angles: a barn, a large garage (125 sqm), a 2-room caretaker's lodge (70 sqm), electric heating, in need of refurbishment; attics above; - At right angles: a dilapidated 70 sqm dwelling, then the old stables (saddle room and 6 stalls); attic above. In the grounds: - A dovecote; - A kennel; - A shelter in the woods; - A well in the courtyard. LAND : Charming English-style park planted with numerous large trees (oaks, cedars, ash trees, chestnut trees, etc.) and ornamental shrubs. A beautiful avenue of lime trees leads to the chateau. - The entire area covers 83.5 acres and is divided as follows: - Approximately 23.5 acres of woodland (excluding avenues); - Four ponds measuring approximately 900 sqm, 1,200 sqm, 3.9 acres and 7.4 acres respectively; NB: these are geoportal measurements based on aerial views. These measurements may vary depending on the weather and the condition of the ponds. - 13.1 acres of buildings, parkland and avenues; - Approximately 34.6 acres of open meadows. 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.

This magnificent early 19th century property is in a peaceful location between Le Mans and Tours, and 8 km from all amenities. Offering about 600 sqm of living space, it includes bright living and reception rooms, a dining room, a kitchen and ten bedrooms. Two annexes close to the main house include four further bedrooms. The ensemble is set in beautiful grounds with a heated swimming pool, a tennis court, a stone-built warehouse and a 3-car garage. A few minutes away are two little farmhouses, one of which is rented. Detailed file on request.

This remarkable mid 19th century Neo Gothic style chateau is located near a little town with all amenities 15 minutes from Le Mans, and just 55 minutes from Paris by TGV. Meticulously restored allying period elegance with contemporary comfort, it is set in listed grounds designed by renowned landscaped gardener Edouard André and commands beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. The chateau boasts superb facades and refined interior elements including Odorico-signed Art Deco mosaics. An orangery has been converted into guest accommodation. Annexes include a caretaker’s house, and former stables used as garages for up to eight cars. With a swimming pool and a tennis court. The chateau can be sold fully furnished.

In the heart of Anjou, set in a pristine setting steeped in history, this Renaissance château embodies the very essence of French refinement. Once the ancestral home of the du Bellay family, it captivates with the harmony of its lines, the balance of its proportions, and the remarkable authenticity of its period features. A true architectural gem, this residence has stood the test of time with elegance, offering today a perfect blend of historic prestige and modern comfort. A majestic welcome from the moment you arrive. Behind a period wrought-iron gate, the property reveals itself with subtlety. A long driveway lined with century-old trees guides the eye and creates a spectacular vista, gradually revealing the noble and perfectly proportioned silhouette of the château. Every detail of the approach has been designed to enhance the moment, offering an arrival worthy of the grandest estates. The first stone of the château was laid in 1444 at the request of Jean Haton. Since then, each generation has contributed to its expansion and embellishment, with absolute respect for the original architectural codes. From the Middle Ages through the Renaissance to the present day, the château has preserved its soul while evolving with the times, offering a living testament to French history. Upon entering, the spaciousness and elegance of the rooms are immediately striking. A grand reception hall, enhanced by a monumental wall hanging. A refined living room, entirely paneled in wood. An elegant dining room, perfect for exceptional dinners. A spacious kitchen-dining area with a pantry, combining charm and functionality - A suite with an en-suite bathroom, offering comfort and privacy Each space embodies the French art of hospitality, blending prestige with warmth. First Floor – A listed interior of rare refinement Accessible via a distinctive staircase: - A sumptuous living room, bright and elegant, and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, entirely adorned with period wood paneling. Antique motifs, landscapes in shades of gray, blue, and gold… An exceptional ensemble, listed as a Historic Monument. Three additional bedrooms, offering comfort and harmony Second Floor – Spaciousness and Potential The second floor expands the château’s capacity with several additional bedrooms. Modular spaces that can accommodate suites, private lounges, offices, or relaxation areas. An ideal level for developing a family project or a high-end hospitality venture, while maintaining perfect architectural coherence. Outbuildings & Annexes – A Complete Estate The property includes charming outbuildings that enhance the estate: -- Outbuildings offering a wide range of possibilities (guest houses, reception areas, workshops, garages, etc.) - Utility and service areas - Significant development potential for additional projects These outbuildings fully contribute to the estate’s scale and functionality. A rarity on the market, the property is offered fully furnished and decorated. Each room has been meticulously designed in keeping with the spirit of the place, blending characterful furnishings, refined decorative elements, and aesthetic harmony. More than just a property, this château is an experience. A place where history, elegance, and serenity come together in everyday life. Whether as a private residence, family home, or prestigious project: a rare opportunity for clients seeking excellence and authenticity. An exceptional heritage gem Energy performance rating: g/g Asking price: €2,880,000 (Net seller price: €2,743,000- 5% buyer's fees) Presented by Damien TOUDIC (EI): +1 646 777 3486 - [email protected]. The risks associated with this property are available on the website: wwww.géorisques.gouv.fr.

Exceptional 19th Century Château in the French Countryside Discreetly set within a beautifully landscaped and fully enclosed 3-hectare park, this remarkable 19th century château perfectly embodies the elegance of French country living. Ideally located between Le Mans and Alençon, just 3 km from a village and 3 hours from Paris via the A11 motorway, it offers both accessibility and complete tranquility. The property rich in history, featuring beautifully preserved period details: refined wood paneling, original fireplaces, hardwood floors, and traditional terracotta tiles create a warm and timeless atmosphere throughout. The château offers approximately 450 sqm of living space across three levels, including: - Elegant, light-filled reception rooms with dual aspect views - 10 bedrooms, ideal for family living or hosting guests - Attic space with further development potential Outstanding outbuildings enhance the estate: - Towers and a charming former dovecote, now arranged as two rooms with fireplace and an attic showcasing an impressive timber frame - Stables with a habitable section - Garage, boxes, tack room, additional attic space - Several cellars An exceptional setting: The landscaped park, fully enclosed and meticulously maintained, includes a tennis court and enjoys open views over the surrounding countryside, in absolute peace and privacy. This unique estate is perfectly suited as a prestigious family residence or for a high-end hospitality project (guesthouse, events, retreats). Full details and private viewings available upon request with Coldwell Banker Le Mans. For more photos and information, please visit our website. Agency fees payable by the buyer. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr .

Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux presents for sale this historic, entirely modified in the 19th century, harmonious and family-oriented property in the Vendée bocage, north of La Rochelle, one hour from the beaches and Atlantic ports. Surrounded by 10 hectares of meadows and parkland planted with century-old trees, the 14th and 15th century château is sheltered from the neighborhood, but also blessed with the charm of a small hamlet. The château boasts large, beautiful reception rooms on the first floor and no fewer than 9 bedrooms. Many of the rooms have been recently refurbished in keeping with the original features. The outbuildings are numerous and varied, including a magnificent dovecote. The grounds include a swimming pool and tennis court. Detailed file available on request. Energy class: D - Climate class: D / Estimated annual expenditure: 14100 € and 19130 € (price reference year 2021, 2022 and 2023). This property is presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr ”

BARNES Properties & Châteaux offers for sale, exclusively, this authentic castle, nestled in the heart of Vendée, between Les Herbiers and Pouzauges. Registered on the Additional Inventory of Historical Monuments, this heritage complex is undoubtedly among the most remarkable sites in the region, due to its history, its size, the quality of its architecture, and especially its exceptional authenticity. Built in a dominant position, around two courtyards, the ensemble unfolds within a domain of approximately 18 hectares in one piece, in a preserved environment, with breathtaking views of the bocage. From the road, severe circular-shaped gates announce the entrance to the property. A long driveway lined with walnut trees leads to the entrance porches, whose origins date back to the 15th century, likely altered in the 17th century. Crossing these porches leads us into a first courtyard where various buildings gradually reveal themselves: outbuildings, the main residence, and more. The main residence, dating from the 17th century, is supported against the back of the castle. From this courtyard, the rear façade of the manor appears austere, almost mysterious, only pierced by two small dormers and a postern. A second passage leads to the second courtyard, the true historical heart of the property. Here, the manor house is fully revealed, accompanied by new outbuildings also dating from the 15th century. The façade of the manor presents a particularly remarkable composition. In its center rises a truncated hexagonal tower, flanked by a small round tower. To its left, the window is typical of the 15th century. To the right, adjoining the manor, is the chapel, a simple single-story building, pierced on the courtyard side by a door and a pointed-arched stained glass window. But it is undoubtedly the entrance door of the tower that constitutes one of the most interesting elements of the façade. Its sculpted arch is surmounted by a pointed finial while, in the space between the accolade and the lintel, two coats of arms appear, one of which may bear the arms of the family of Vivonne. Inside the tower, a magnificent spiral staircase serves the different levels. Illuminated by a window with window seats, it culminates in a remarkable wooden balustrade from the 18th century and leads, in particular, to the bedroom attributed to the famous knight of Landreau, the last occupant of the house. On each level, two main rooms and two secondary rooms have retained exceptional authenticity. Old tiles, fireplaces, beams, and original volumes compose a decor of rare coherence. Here, nothing or almost nothing has been distorted. This is precisely what gives this residence its unique character. To the north, the castle communicates on the ground floor with the main residence. This part, having undergone various transformations over time, particularly related to its use as the farmer's residence, presents a less heritage character but offers, on the other hand, particularly interesting additional living potential, allowing various projects to be considered. Under the building, a staircase leads to a vaulted underground room. But it is perhaps even deeper that the most fascinating testimony of the history of the place is found: a perfectly preserved refuge tunnel, undoubtedly over a thousand years old and very much older than the castle walls, none of which seem to date back beyond the 15th century. The property thus reveals itself as a true open-air history book and appeals to those who seek much more than a mere residence: to those who wish to acquire a place, a history, an atmosphere, and a heritage to preserve and transmit. An extraordinary family residence, a cultural or tourist project: the possibilities are multiple and could be envisaged in respect of the soul and history of this exceptional site. It is now up to you to write the next chapter of its story.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Réf. 4801: a beautiful château near Alençon, 40 km from Le Mans. Located on the edge of the famous Alpes Mancelles, the property is set in unspoilt countryside, yet remains just a few kilometres from a prefecture town. In the immediate vicinity of Fresnay-sur-Sarthe, a ‘small town of character’ that will charm you with its fortified town built on a rocky promontory offering an exceptional view over the meandering Sarthe river, this property also offers easy access to the motorway and the SNCF rail network. Once past the charming entrance gate, you cross the grounds to reach the attractive 19th-century castle, built of rendered stone and topped with a slate roof. Symmetrical on one side, with a central section flanked by two corner turrets and an elegant canopy at its centre, it is not symmetrical on the other, as the façade features a rectangular tower, likely a remnant of the original château, on which a 16th-century architectural detail can be seen. An elegant gallery has also been added to the façade, providing easy access to the ground floor and a welcoming entrance. With a living area of 446sqm, it comprises: On the ground floor: a gallery with attractive cabochon flooring (21 sqm) leading to a central, open-plan dining room with parquet flooring and a marble fireplace (30 sqm), the start of the staircase, and a large living room with parquet flooring and three-sided views (32,5 sqm) through which one enters a bright study (14,45 sqm) situated in a tower. Behind the staircase, a small utility room used as a kitchen opens onto the former kitchen with its monumental granite fireplace set on terracotta tiles (30,5 sqm), which leads to a small room in a tower, a laundry room, a shower room, as well as a service entrance and a scullery. On the first floor, a long corridor leads to five bedrooms, one of which is a connecting room (ranging from 14 sqm to 32 sqm), a bathroom and a shower room. Above, the same corridor leads to two bedrooms, four rooms requiring refurbishment and a terrace. Partial basement Outbuildings : At the entrance to the property stands an elegant outbuilding constructed of rendered stone with brick detailing and a recently installed slate roof. It houses a double garage, stables with four stalls, a tack room, a feed store, and a former caretaker’s flat comprising, on the ground floor, a living room and kitchen area, a bathroom, and upstairs, two bedrooms, one of which has a bath and washbasin, as well as an additional room and access to the loft. A beautiful tower, 6.75 m in diameter over two levels, comprises one room per level. A small turret containing old latrines adjoins it. Vaulted cellar beneath the terrace. The grounds, covering a total area of approc. 7 acres comprise: An English-style park, partly enclosed by a pretty stone wall, laid out in terraces and attractively planted with ornamental trees, including a remarkable cedar, lime trees and hornbeam hedges… criss-crossed by paths offering various views of the château. Below the château, a pond and a tennis court with a changing room featuring a washbasin, shower and terrace. An old access path to the château, a long stretch of meadowland lined with trees. 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.

Just 25 minutes from the Vendée coast, this magnificent fully renovated 17th-century château reveals itself in the heart of a superb wooded park of about 16 hectares. Rare in the area, this property offers a privileged setting, imbued with elegance, calm, and authenticity. The château has beautiful reception rooms with a remarkable entrance, a double dining room, a small lounge, a vast reception room, sanitary facilities, a professional kitchen, and a dishwashing room. On the night side, 22 bedrooms each benefit from their own bathroom and toilet. The bedrooms have retained the charm of the past and modern comfort. Bright, the rooms open naturally onto the terrace and the park. As an heir to a centuries-old history, the Château has preserved many testimonies of its past: moldings, old parquet floors, fireplaces, sculptures, and high ceilings with decorative coffering punctuate the interiors. These period elements, combined with the generous volumes of the home, give it a rare elegance and an authentic atmosphere. The property also includes several outbuildings: a private house and a gîte, each with a living room and two bedrooms, as well as a second house with four bedrooms, a barn, and a workshop. The outdoors offer an exceptional environment with an outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, and vast wooded park, conducive to relaxation and well-being. By its character, its volumes, and its location, this property presents a rare opportunity for a charming or luxury hotel project, a gourmet restaurant, a guest house, or a reception venue. A unique place where heritage, nature, and the art of living meet near the Vendée coastline.This description has been automatically translated from French.

EXCLUSIVITY — Built in the second half of the 16th century, this seigneurial residence is one of the most beautiful examples of the architecture of ancient Bas-Poitou. Little modified throughout its history, spared by the Wars of Religion and then by the Wars of Vendée, it has preserved a remarkable architectural and landscape unity.Organized around a vast courtyard bordered by outbuildings, the estate includes an elegant Renaissance house remodeled in the 17th century, a monumental gateway, ancient defensive towers, and a set of outbuildings recalling the significant agricultural activity that once animated the property. This evolution, from a stronghold to a country house, remains perfectly legible.Inside, the reception rooms have preserved their original volumes. Monumental fireplaces, woodwork from the 17th and 18th centuries, French ceilings, Renaissance staircase, and numerous ancient elements testify to the quality of this preserved residence.The gardens constitute one of the great attractions of the property. Inspired by the principles developed by Charles Estienne in L'Agriculture et la Maison rustique, they are organized in terraces according to a composition inherited from the Renaissance. Decorative garden, vegetable garden, nymphaeum, old pond, orchard, herb garden, woods, beech hedge, and orangery compose a remarkable landscape path where each space has its function and identity.Having disappeared during the 20th century, these gardens have undergone exemplary restoration since the 1990s. Conducted with profound respect for the spirit of the place, it has allowed for the recovery of historical layouts, restoration of perspectives, and return of the estate to its full coherence. Today, the architecture and landscape dialogue with rare harmony.More than just a historic residence, this property embodies the art of living of the grand country houses of the Renaissance, where architecture, gardens, and landscape form an authentic and coherent whole.Fees included of 6% VAT at the buyer's expense. Price excluding fees €2,200,000. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your advisor LEYRIT & TURPEAU: Florent TURPEAU Commercial agent (Individual Company) RSAC 901163261This description has been automatically translated from French.

Rural 11th century Chateau oozing history with excellent equestrian facilities and set in 4 hectares. - A beautifully presented home with exceptional equestrian facilities and business potential. Set in over 4 hectares this charming petit-château offers a combination of character, space and versatility. Situated close to a popular village. Only 17 km from Fontenay-le-Comte, the former capital of the Vendée and conveniently connected to major towns, transport links and the Atlantic coast. The renovated main residence provides 351 m² of habitable space, with five bedrooms, making it a substantial family home. An adjoining 144 m² maison des amies, with three bedrooms, provides excellent accommodation for extended family or potential rental. Despite its tranquil countryside setting, the property is well placed for exploring. Niort is 35 minutes away, while the beautiful historic port of La Rochelle can be reached in an hour. TGV available from Niort and La Rochelle, with La Rochelle Airport only an hour away. Nantes and Poitiers airports are 90 minutes' drive, St Malo a 4 hour drive.

Ref.4926 : 19th-C. Château surrounded by a charming 7.2 acre park in Mayenne department Located in the historic Province of Maine, now within the department of Mayenne, this château enjoys a peaceful setting in the heart of a village. Just 3 km away, a market town of approximately 3,000 inhabitants provides all everyday amenities and services, including supermarkets, schools, a pharmacy, restaurants and a full range of local shops. The property also benefits from excellent accessibility: Paris is approximately 250 km away, the motorway is just 13 km from the estate, and two TGV high-speed railway stations are located 23 km and 27 km away respectively. The rendered rubble-stone construction is enhanced by grey stone surrounds to the windows and doors; the turrets and dormer windows are built in limestone. The entire property is covered with natural slate. The interior layout, arranged around three staircases, provides particularly functional circulation and allows for a variety of possible uses. Extending from east to west, the château offers approximately 215 sqm of living space per floor over three levels, totalling around 650 sqm, excluding the cellars and attics. A few steps lead up to the entrance porch, bordered by topiary shrubs, inviting us into the residence: Ground floor: entrance hall (17 sqm) with access to the main staircase, small drawing room (28 sqm), large drawing room (35 sqm), dining room (44 sqm, ceiling height of 3.22 m), study (20 sqm) giving access to two turrets, one of which contains a spiral staircase, service entrance (19 sqm) with access to a third turret, boiler room (21 sqm), service staircase and cloakrooms. First floor (mainly laid with oak parquet flooring): landing and corridor leading to 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room and WC. Second floor (mainly laid with fir parquet flooring): landing and corridor leading to 7 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room and WC. Attic: attic spaces beneath the roof structure, accessible via two staircases. Basement: two vaulted cellars, accessible from both inside and outside. Occupied for nearly thirty years by an association, the château underwent alterations and improvements to meet the needs of the community. It has nevertheless retained a significant proportion of its original decorative features, including its oak parquet floors, oak panelling, marble fireplaces, an elaborately crafted beamed ceiling, the original window fittings and fasteners, and other period details. OUTBUILDINGS : The property is approached through an entrance gatehouse, which marks the access to the estate. The outbuildings, arranged around the château and throughout the park, form a harmonious ensemble of buildings with a variety of uses. Two ancillary buildings, situated to the south of the château and symmetrically positioned on either side of the service courtyard, each provide approximately 140 sqm. A / Right-hand outbuilding: this building is arranged over two storeys and provides approximately 70 sqm on each level: - Ground floor: entrance hall, kitchen, 37 sqm reception room, WC and staircase. - First floor: a large 45 sqm room and two smaller rooms. B / Left-hand outbuilding: built in symmetry with the first outbuilding, this second building also provides approximately 70 sqm on each level. - Ground floor: oratory, former bread oven, sanitary facilities and two confessionals. - First floor: four offices. These two ancillary buildings were fitted out for communal use. They will require modernisation works. On each building, one roof slope is covered with slate and appears to be in fair condition, while the other is temporarily covered and will require complete re-roofing. C / Orangery: situated to the north-east of the château, the orangery comprises: - Ground floor: a reception room of approximately 80 sqm, a kitchen and a sanitary block (four WCs). - First floor: five bedrooms. Renovation works were carried out between 2005 and 2009. D / Lean-to outbuildings: set further back within the park, a series of lean-to outbuildings built against the boundary wall remain, formerly used as a henhouse and a sheepfold. GROUND : The landscaped park, designed in the English style, is planted with magnificent specimen trees, most of which are believed to date from the construction of the château. Cedars, horse chestnuts, plane trees, oaks and maples form a mature arboreal heritage, standing as timeless guardians of the estate and lending the grounds their majestic character. At the far end of the park lies an old pond, the banks—and most likely the bed—of which are lined with remarkable stonework. The property extends over 7.2 acres (2,9 hectares) and is offered with vacant possession. Cabinet Le Nail - 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.

Ref.4623 : 19th C. Château and its 720 acre estate for sale between Angers and Saumur In the heart of the Loire Valley, during the 19th century, this estate took root in the place of an ancient medieval seigneury and its priory. Its elegant tufa stone château, set against the hillside and facing harmoniously undulating countryside, bears witness to the quality of this location. The property enjoys a privileged location, set back from all nuisances, yet still easily accessible. Just 5 km from all amenities, the resourceful towns of Angers and Saumur are 30 minutes away, while Tours, Nantes and Le Mans are also within easy reach by motorway and rail. The location is distinguished by its absolute peace and quiet and its typically Loire-style natural environment, providing those who live here with charm and authenticity. Built of tufa stone on a three-storey, slate-floored plan, this admirable residence comprises a main building extending from its north facade into two pavilions, also built of tufa stone and slate-floored, one on a four-storey plan, the other on a three-storey plan. To the south, the building features a classical five-bay facade with pilastered quoins, large arched windows in some cases, and a remarkable ‘flat roof’ concealed by cornices forming a balustrade. With a floor surface area of around 600 sqm, it is laid out as follows: Ground floor : a welcoming entrance hall leads to a lounge and a VIP lounge, then to a long gallery distributing a billiard room, a kitchen and a dining room. A fine wooden staircase with balusters leads to the upper floors. On this level, there are fine traditional Versailles-style oak parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a monumental tufa mantelpiece, decorative wooden picture rails, exposed beams and moulded ornaments on the ceilings. First floor : a vast landing leads to seven spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. It features parquet and terracotta tiled floors, exposed tufa stone walls, marble fireplaces, woodwork with stained glass windows and ceilings with exposed beams and mouldings. Second floor : This comprises five bedrooms and a shower room, as well as attics and former utility rooms. This floor has parquet flooring, terracotta tiles and floor tiles. Basement : charming vaulted tufa cellars under the terrace with tufa balusters to the north of the château. The estate includes several outbuildings with remarkable architectural qualities, offering numerous possible uses. - The former slate-floored tufa stable has been superbly renovated using traditional methods and noble materials, as evidenced by the copper ridge in the shape of a round of lees. - The building adjoining the slate-floored tufa stable was once home to the stable boys and has been completely renovated with the same care as the old stable. The ground floor features an attractive tufa fireplace. - Another carefully renovated building, used as sheds. - Framing a square courtyard: - House currently used as a hunting lodge : tufa stone building with slate roof, comprising a large dining room/kitchen with a working stone fireplace, a bathroom and a toilet (double glazing, electric heating, hot water via an electric hot water tank). - Tufa stone outbuilding with slate roof used as a workshop and storage area. - Large, old, slate-roofed tufa barn. - Old L-shaped barn : slate-clad tufa stone building providing a vast storage area. - Set of three agricultural sheds. - Small tufa stone shed with slate roof. - Tufa stone house with a steel roof, to be renovated as required. - Former dovecote and aviary in tufa stone with slate roof. This charming building is one of the architectural landmarks of the property. - A series of cavities dug into the hillside, formerly used as a bakery, wine storehouse, wine press and shed. The property extends over a number of different types of land, as follows : - 6 acre (2.5 hectares) of parkland and woodland around the château, with beautiful ornamental trees (pedunculate oak, sequoia, cedar, yew, hornbeam, etc.), hillsides and an ancient troglodyte dwelling.. - Woodland covering 325 acre (132 hectares), with a wide variety of tree species (deciduous and coniferous), not subject to a management plan. - Heathland covering 120 acre (49 hectares), - Pond covering approximately 4 acre (1.5 hectare), - 265 acre (107 hectares) of arable and pasture land, farmed by a non-trading agricultural company. - This land will be available for sale or discussion, and benefits from the European agricultural subsidies. The hunt is leased for €6,000 a year from the hunting relay. This lease can be terminated within one year. The hunting plan consists of 2 cervid bracelets, 10 roe deer bracelets and 6 hare bracelets. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 760. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4463 : Chateau in Loire-Atlantique The property is located in a pleasant commune of 6,700 inhabitants with many assets. It is situated between wooded countryside and the metropolis of Nantes, whose city centre is just 20 km away. The seaside resort of LA BAULE is only 65 kilometres away. There's plenty of countryside here, with ponds, parks, forests, waterways and footpaths linking the various villages and hamlets. The Nantes-Brest canal is close by, making for long walks and cycle rides. A number of historic buildings, including a château and manor houses, are scattered throughout the area. The commune has a rich and diverse community fabric (70 associations), which contributes to the quality of life and liveliness of the commune. The commune is home to all the essential shops and health professionals. Living here means choosing to live in a green, peaceful environment, yet just a few minutes from the heart of Nantes, with its lively cafés, restaurants, museums and theatres. Once through the imposing gates, you enter the main courtyard, facing the south facade of the Château. The château is laid out in an L-shape. The main facade is perfectly symmetrical, with windows surrounded by tufa stone. The slate roof is pierced with tufa-framed dormer windows. The central dormer above the entrance door is set in a tufa triangle topped by a semi-circular pediment, adding a touch of refinement to the façade. Imagine stepping through the door of a château that seems to have been reborn over the centuries, with its charm still intact. As soon as you enter, the light floods into each room, gently settling on the solid parquet floors or the old terracotta floor tiles, its walls covered in wood panelling or lime plaster. All the rooms have beautiful fireplaces and beamed ceilings. This château, restored with the greatest care, is not just a place to live, but a refuge where every detail has been thought out to exalt an atmosphere of calm and elegance. There is around 500 sqm of living space. With its 6 bedrooms, two of which are on the ground floor, each with its own bathroom, this property would be ideal as a home or for use as a bed & breakfast (both rooms are already referenced). In the main building, on the ground floor, to the left of the entrance hall with the start of an impressive wooden stairway, are the two beautiful through reception rooms of more than 40 sqm, the dining room and the lounge with magnificent 18th century painted panels. To the right of the hall is a large kitchen (46 sqm) with an adjoining linen room. A corridor leads to two beautiful bedrooms with their own fireplaces and bathrooms. One of the bedrooms opens onto a pretty, intimate garden. The beautiful central staircase leads to a large landing on the first floor. To the left is a large bedroom with dressing room, shower room and another room used as a study. To the right of the entrance hall, a long corridor leads to two large bedrooms, each measuring over 26 sqm and overlooking the parklands. There is a room adjoining one of the bedrooms that could be converted into a shower room (arrivals planned). At the end of the corridor, a bathroom and a third bedroom. A large attic with exposed roofing framework that could be converted (arrivals planned). A cellar in part of the château completes the property. OUTBUILDINGS : A caretaker's cottage. Two garages (4 cars). Bread oven. Barn : zinc tank. Ruins on the south side, hidden in the vegetation. The surface area of the land is 2.96 acres (1.2 hectare) not overlooked. It is fully enclosed. Situated in the highest part of the commune, it is a haven of greenery, with no overlooking, and two-hundred-year-old trees, several of which are listed as remarkable trees (lime trees, cedars). A cedar of Lebanon impresses by its gigantic size. Fruit trees have been planted in the lower part of the park. The park adjoins a wooded area with footpaths. 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.

Less than 15 minutes from Le Mans, an elegant family home set in over 1.5 hectares of grounds. Coldwell Banker Le Mans presents this beautiful 19th-century château offering approximately 700 m² of living space in a rare setting, ideal for bringing together several generations: beautiful, light-filled reception rooms, preserved architectural charm, and a warm and authentic atmosphere. Nine bedrooms and suites with en-suite bathrooms allow you to welcome family and friends in complete serenity. Outside, the vast wooded grounds with a river, rose gardens, swimming pool and natural play areas will be a real place of memories for young and old alike. Close to schools, shops and quick access to Le Mans, as well as the 24-hour motor racing circuit and the European horse centre, this residence combines nature, comfort and family life. A unique place to write a new family history. Visit our website for more information and photos. Fees payable by the purchaser. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

This 19th-century castle is located on the banks of the Loire, in a village with a TER train station connecting to the TGV station, just 25 minutes from Angers. The property benefits from direct access to Paris and Bordeaux, as well as to the train stations and airports of Angers and Nantes, two major economic and educational hubs in the west. The castle, facing south, rises over four levels served by an elevator. Its tuffeau stone facades, neo-Gothic dormers, and four corner pepper pots attest to the careful architecture, fully restored between 2006 and 2008. Inside, the reception rooms on the ground floor retain their herringbone parquet flooring, marble fireplaces, and ornate ceilings. The upper floors offer fifteen bedrooms, notably distributed in the four towers of the castle. Beyond its heritage setting, this property has a genuine working tool. A first outbuilding of 390 m2, directly connected to the castle, includes offices, meeting rooms, and a kitchen area. A second outbuilding of 980 m2, independent, also includes offices, an equipped conference room, and dining spaces. These two buildings, restored at the same time as the castle, hosted a company's teams for several years. They now allow for a mixed use, between residence and professional activity, seminars, or receptions. The property extends over 7 hectares of English-style parkland, planted with centenary trees, featuring a pond of 7,500 m2 and stabilized path. A chicken coop, a sheepfold, a garage, and a greenhouse complete this ensemble. A rare property, combining architectural heritage, preserved natural surroundings, and operational professional infrastructures.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Château de l’Aubraie – Exclusively presented, this exceptional listed château (ISMH) is steeped in history and has remained in the same family since the late 18th century, notably the family of Georges Clemenceau. Set in the heart of an unspoiled natural environment, the estate extends over approximately 45 hectares (111 acres) of parkland, woodland, meadows, vegetable gardens, and ponds, offering a truly unique and peaceful setting. The main château, spanning around 1,200 sqm (12,900 sq ft), is surrounded by water-filled moats fed by natural springs, giving the property a rare and majestic character. It is arranged over several levels and features impressive reception areas including multiple lounges, a dining room, study, games room, and a winter garden, as well as 9 bedrooms, notably including the historic bedroom of Georges Clemenceau. Upper floors offer numerous additional bedrooms and spaces, providing significant potential for further development. The estate also includes substantial outbuildings totaling approximately 1,750 sqm (18,800 sq ft), including: Former aviaries, barns, greenhouse, and cellar Remains of an old chapel An independent apartment within the courtyard Several courtyards, towers, and ancillary buildings Potential to create up to 8 additional bedrooms The grounds are further enhanced by two ponds, extensive fields, and a large kitchen garden, making it ideal for a wide range of lifestyle or commercial projects, subject to heritage regulations related to its listed status. The roofs of the outbuildings require renovation. This has already been reflected in the pricing. The roofs of the main buildings (residential areas) are in good condition. A rare opportunity with outstanding potential, perfectly suited for a hospitality project (events, seminars, boutique hotel) or as a prestigious private residence for those seeking history, character, and scale.

Ref.4918 : 19th-C. château and outbuildings set on 16 acres, on the borders of Anjou and Brittany Located on the border between Brittany and Anjou, in the historic Haut-Anjou region within the present-day Maine-et-Loire department, this charming château stands on the edge of a small town offering a full range of amenities and shops. It enjoys excellent road connections, being conveniently situated midway between Rennes and Angers. Paris is 340 km away. Pouancé has a rich historical past, centred around its 13th-century castle. It originally grew up around the village of Saint Aubin. A hotly contested area between the Franks and the Bretons, Pepin the Great created the first march of Brittany to contain the Breton invasions. The second march was created by Charles the Bald, which included Pouancé. This gave rise to the first seigneury. A feudal motte was then created and the Middle Ages saw the town develop with its renowned forges and imposing fortress. The town is a real horse-riding centre, with the Centre d'Entrainement de Galop de l'Ouest (CERGO). Pouancé and the surrounding area boasts a wide range of quality restaurants and accommodation. Originally built in 1840 as a villa, the château was enlarged in 1900 with the addition of two wings, giving the property its present château-like appearance. Constructed of rendered schist rubble stone, it features dressed tuffeau stone and brick surrounds to the windows and doors, together with matching quoins and central projecting bay. Facing north-south, the château offers approximately 375 sqm of living accommodation. The accommodation comprises: Ground floor: entrance vestibule (19 sqm), drawing room (36 sqm), dining room (36 sqm), study (16 sqm), kitchen (13 sqm) and service entrance (6.7 sqm). Half landing: bathroom with WC (6.5 sqm). First floor: landing and corridor (17 sqm) leading to three bedrooms (36 sqm, 36 sqm and 19 sqm), together with a shower room and dressing room (18 sqm). Half landing: WC with wash basin (6.5 sqm). Second floor: landing leading to four bedrooms (22 sqm, 22 sqm, 19 sqm and 19 sqm), together with two bathrooms, each with WC. A full basement extends beneath the entire château and is accessible from both inside and outside the property. The house has retained a wealth of original architectural features that enhance its elegance and character, including Louis XIV and Louis XV style marble fireplaces, herringbone oak parquet flooring, decorative ceiling roses, ornate moulded ceilings, cast-iron heating grilles, and many other period details. The outbuildings comprise: A/ A caretaker's cottage requiring restoration, comprising a living room (47 sqm) on the ground floor and two bedrooms (15 sqm and 28 sqm) on the first floor. Lean-to storage sheds, including a WC. B/ Stables, extended to the north by an annex building in poor condition, offering 38 sqm on each level. No water or electricity supply. Storage sheds to the south. C/ A building used as garages. D/ A shed used for tractor storage. E/ A kennel. F/ A well. The grounds comprise a collection of parkland and pasture parcels, offering a variety of potential uses for the enjoyment of future owners, particularly as grazing land for animals, complemented by the outbuildings. Some of the pasture parcels are currently subject to a loan-for-use agreement. The property extends to a total surface area of 16.2 acres (6.55 ha). 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.

This stately 19th-century Château sits on the edge of a charming village near a lively town with full amenities. Surrounded by 2.5 hectares of landscaped parkland, it features a pool, two guest houses, and elegant period architecture throughout. Inside, a grand granite staircase leads to a majestic entrance hall, flowing into a formal dining room with intricate woodwork and parquet floors. Three reception rooms, one with a stylish bar, offer refined entertaining spaces. The right wing includes a paneled corridor leading to a spacious kitchen, office, utility room, and guest facilities. A sweeping wrought-iron staircase ascends to eight en suite bedrooms across two floors, all with oak floors and estate views. The attic offers two more bedrooms, a bathroom, and space for further conversion (STPP). Below, a vast vaulted cellar spans the entire footprint of the Château. Outbuildings include a charming orangery and 1880s stables—both ripe for restoration. Two restored stone guest pavilions provide additional accommodation: one with 2 bedrooms, the other a studio with mezzanine. A 10x5m pool completes the picture. The English-style park, enclosed in parts by old stone walls, is planted with mature trees including redwoods and oaks. A separate orchard hosts figs, mirabelles, apples, and peaches. A rare blend of history, charm, and potential.

A Neo-Gothic chateau, listed as a Historical Monument & sold furnished, with its outbuildings & grounds, on nearly 15 ha, 15 km from Le Mans. Edified on the slope of a hill, Le Mans extends to the north of the property, past the woods, while behind tall pillars, the property is accessible via a tarmac driveway bordered by tall trees and flanked by an entrance pavilion, which houses the caretaker’s residence. Advancing through the landscaped grounds provides views, on one side, of the chateau’s symmetrical northern façade, whereas, arriving at the top of the hill, several outbuildings constructed in the 19th century can be seen set back from the chateau. They specifically include the orangery, today converted into a guesthouse, which faces the chateau’s southern façade on the other side of the courtyard, while, to the west, at a distance from the buildings -- on the site of the rose garden and its pools as shown in Edouard André's original plans -- a swimming pool has been added. As for the grassy grounds, they lead to a pond below, which reflects the tall trees’ foliage, whereas, following on from there, the walls of the former vegetable garden, where a tennis court has been created, close the property off from the outside. The chateau, listed as a regional Historical Monument, was edified in 1844 in a Neo-Gothic style, while its plaster-coated exteriors, mostly symmetrical and rather distinct to the north and south, are topped with pedimented dormers decorated with moulded stone and, specifically, coats of arms. With slate roofs, punctuated with finials, the chateau's interiors feature 18th-century inspired décor, which is, in turn, supplemented with Art Deco details. In addition, the grounds, designed in 1877, are also listed as a national Historical Monument, whereas their landscaped composition, emblematic of the passion for botany in the 19th century, is the result of the close collaboration between an industrialist from Sarthe and Edouard André, an internationally renowned landscape architect, who designed Paris’s Buttes-Chaumont Park.