Luxury houses for sale Trédias, France (page 2)

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A 19th-century riverside residence in a small picturesque town 20 minutes from Dinan. The house stands on the main street crossing the town from east to west and is bordered by the Arguenon river to the north. It is surrounded by other dwellings, small apartment blocks and local shops. There is a recently built garage butting onto the house. Further on, a gate provides access to the property's garden from the street. The three-storey house with basement is built of shale stone with vertical stringcourses. The windows have granite surrounds. The linear architectural works consist of three parts, with impressive chimney stacks, conveying traits of a manor house or mansion. The residence once housed a notary's office and a doctor's surgery. The facade has three windows on the ground floor and three more on the upper level. The roof drain, set into a wooden cornice, emphasises the horizontal appearance of the attic. Together with two small roof windows, a central roof dormer with a zinc top and clad in slate provides light in the roofspace. The hip roof is clad with slates and has metal ridge finials. Two impressive tall chimney stacks and their cross-shaped tie bars are located on either side of the building.

Exceptional location on the banks of the river Rance. In a quiet and privileged environment in the heart of the charming village of Léhon, along the towpath leading to Dinan, and only 30mn away from St-Malo and Dinard. On a private plot of nearly 2500m², all enclosed and with mature trees, this real estate complex is a rare opportunity ! Its general layout and several independent accesses allow you to envisage a diversity of usage : main residence, secondary residence or a profitable investment property. The property includes a main building comprising of 3 two-bedroomed apartments and 3 one-bedroom apartments. Independently, 2 more gites with 2 bedrooms each offer further accommodation. With over 400m² of living area in total, this property has been carefully renovated and offers comfort and space. A must-see !

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A grand 19th-century house with more than 2,000m² of grounds in Brittany’s Côtes-d'Armor department, between the charming town of Dinan and the beautiful Emerald Coast. The house stands where two roads meet, near a church, so different entrances lead into the property. A small garden separates the house from the road. A low stone wall with a wrought-iron gate framed between granite pillars demarcates this small front garden. On the west side, there is a 2,000m² stone-walled garden with an entrance for cars, a parking space and a garage. A gravel path leads up to the house. The dwelling was built in the mid-19th century. It is a tall edifice made of rubble stone with a central section crowned with a triangular pediment that has a window in the middle. Two wings, built later, flank this central section. A hipped slate roof caps it. The quoins and door and window surrounds are made of exposed granite ashlar.

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A 19th century sailor's house with 1 300 m² of garden near the banks of the Rance river in the Côtes-d'Armor. Just a stone's throw from the center of the village, the house stands next to a row of straight granite stone houses. Low stone walls topped with metal railings and shrub hedges preserve the property's privacy, both in the inner courtyard to the south and in the vast garden to the north. A double gate and a foot gate next to it, framed by brick pillars and topped by an imposing wisteria, form a grand entrance to the inner courtyard. Built in the mid-19th century to local architectural standards, the house is a tall rubble stone structure. The south facade also features a wisteria. The window frames are in cut granite stone, as are those of the attic dormers. The outbuilding, set at right-angles to the main house, was built at the end of the 19th century.

A 16th century manor with outbuildings on a 58-hectare estate In the Côtes-d'Armor area, near to the medieval town of Dinan. Two granite pillars mark the entrance to the estate and a long drive of more than 300 metres in length leads up to the manor. On either side, thick woodlands of deciduous and coniferous trees offer natural protection to the residence, shielding it from prying eyes. Spread over almost 58 hectares, the estate includes: a landscaped ornamental garden around the manor, the manor itself, the outbuildings of a former farm building, a dovecote, barns, an old walled garden and pavilions at the northeast and southeast corners. The rest is made up of fields, woodland and heath. The estate dates back to the 15th century, but the manor was rebuilt in the 16th century, as shown by a number of remains, including a door engraved with a fleur-de-lys, an outworked tower with a spiral staircase and a modillion cornice. The building was transformed in the 18th and 19th centuries. It is laid out in an inverted T-shape facing south and has three storeys: a ground floor, a square first floor and an attic level. The building is built out of rough-hewn blocks of granite as well as quoins plus window and door frames made of ashlar and is topped by a gabled slate roof with four hipped dormer windows. The northern façade is flanked by the tower topped with a hexagonal slate sprocket roof, alternating straight tiles with scale-shaped tiles. It is adjacent to a wing made of dressed granite stone built during the 20th century.

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Réf. 4422 : 16th century manor house for sale near Dinan. The property is located close to the north coast of Brittany, in the Rance Valley Regional Nature Park. The Emeraude Coast is renowned for its magnificent landscapes, constantly renewed by spectacular high tides, a generous natural environment, an exceptionally rich heritage and a coastline sculpted by the sea (Cap Fréhel, Pointe du Grouin, etc.). Numerous outdoor activities (sailing, hiking, etc.) have been developed and the towns of character and history, whose reputation is well established, are easily accessible (the elegant town of Dinard, the corsair town of Saint Malo, Dinan....). Situated on the outskirts of a market town with all the shops and services you need for everyday life, this manor house enjoys peaceful, leafy surroundings. This manor house was first mentioned in the 16th century. The dwelling was rebuilt in the 18th century with an avenue and a large entrance gate. It was leased in the 19th century. According to oral tradition, the rear wing and stair turret date from the first quarter of the 20th century. The dwelling comprises a ground floor, a square storey and an attic storey. The position of the dormer windows suggests that there were 5 bays. However, the openings were altered during the previous century. The main facade faces south. The outbuildings (former stables, tack room and cowshed) are situated to the east of the courtyard. The pavilion to the south-west was a bakehouse. The Brittany region's heritage website tells us that ‘the pavilion... was used to wash the sheets and household linen twice a year’. The masonry used to hold the pot on the fire is still there. The Manor house has approx. 500 sqm of living space and the rooms are laid out as follows: The ground floor is divided into three rooms running the length of the dwelling. The main entrance hall leads to two lounges: the first, on the left, has parquet flooring and a fireplace and is distinguished by its beams, wood panelling and 18th century coffered ceiling. This room offers wonderful views over the parklands to which it provides access. The second lounge, with its fireplace, its plates marked with the Ermine and its tiled floor. The kitchen (to the far East) features the old fireplace from the dwelling. In an L-shape between the kitchen and the rear wing, a storeroom was created in the 1920s and houses various utility rooms (scullery, storeroom, separate toilet, workshop and boiler room). At the rear of the dwelling, the North wing provides additional depth and houses a large reception room (almost 65 m²) with herringbone parquet flooring. The room is bathed in light thanks to the many windows and offers uninterrupted views over the parklands. At the end of the main entrance hallway is the tower, which houses a separate toilet and a wooden spiral staircase to the first floor. Another stairway is located behind the kitchen. The first floor comprises the main dwelling and the North wing with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room, 1 kitchenette, 2 rooms with wash-hand basins adjoining 2 of the bedrooms and separate wc. The second floor comprises 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, an attic and rooms awaiting restoration. Outbuildings: To the East of the courtyard, the outbuildings are built of schist, with a tiled roof and window and door surrounds in two-tone brick, thus distinguishing it from the dwelling. The old stables are still there. The tack room has been converted into a flat (awaiting restoration) and the cowshed into a storage area. The roof and roof timbers need to be restored. To the rear, a building (with a natural slate roof) known as ‘la bergerie’ (the sheepfold) has been added to which are adjoining former latrines. To the West of the courtyard, the pavilion, where the buée was held, has a natural slate hipped roof. The corbels and roof dormers have been the subject of remarkable work. The manor house is flanked by a vast 2-storey garage featuring a remarkable arched carriage entrance. The grounds cover an area of approx. 2.95 acres, consisting mainly of vast parklands to the rear of the main dwelling. The walled parklands are home to a variety of tree species, including an extraordinary oak tree that is several hundred years old. A stream runs through a small valley on the eastern side. An old wash-house and a well are covered in vegetation. A greenhouse was restored in 2020 (glasswork and ironwork); it houses a magnificent vineyard that thrives in an idyllic setting. Cabinet LE NAIL - South Brittany- Mr Jean-Hervé DUPONT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Jean-Hervé DUPONT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 847 740 214. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Superbe manoir du 17ème siècle situé au coeur d'un bourg breton aux confins de l'Ille et Vilaine à 30 minutes de Rennes. L'ensemble domine un parc avec cour, dépendances et dispose de tout l'espace nécessaire pour accueillir famille et amis dans un écrin de charme propice à la détente, à l'abri des regards. Descriptif : Le manoir comprend au rez-de-chaussée un hall d'entrée donnant accès à plusieurs pièces : un grand salon, une salle de bains, des toilettes, une salle à manger avec une grande cheminée et dans le prolongement une cuisine lumineuse. Au premier étage : trois chambres dont une avec salle de bains et toilettes, deux avec cheminées. Une autre pièce plus petite complète ce niveau. Grand grenier au deuxième étage, sous combles. Au sous-sol : cave Plusieurs dépendances agrémentent la cour devant le manoir : un pigeonnier, un garage, un four à pain, un chenil, une grange avec grenier à foin et quatre boxes pour les chevaux, des préaux et une cave. Parc et jardin arboré. Le manoir dispose d'un chauffage récent (pompe à chaleur) et de fenêtres double vitrage. L'intérieur est à rafraîchir. Environnement : Propriété située en coeur de bourg dans la campagne bretonne. Secteur calme et résidentiel. Pas de vis-à-vis avec les voisins. Le terrain est clos de murs et haies végétales. Commerces à pied. Rennes et Dinan sont à 30 minutes. La gare est à 10 minutes. of which 3.62 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Propriété de charme située au bout d'une impasse dans un cadre paisible à la campagne. Cette jolie longère en pierre offre un volume intérieur rénové avec du charme et des éléments authentiques : belle cheminée, poutres anciennes, pierres apparentes, volets bois intérieurs. Un havre de paix idéal pour recevoir confortablement famille et amis dans un écrin de verdure. Descriptif : La longère comprend au rez-de-chaussée un hall d'entrée, un grand séjour-salon avec poêle à granulés, une cuisine salle à manger avec cheminée, un bureau, une salle d'eau, des toilettes et une chaufferie. L'espace de vie se prolonge dans la cour extérieure avec une jolie véranda en façade. Au premier étage : cinq chambres dont deux avec mezzanine, une salle de bains et une pièce d'eau. Système de chauffage récent avec pompe à chaleur. Plusieurs dépendances disposées dans la cour devant la longère complètent l'ensemble : un garage, une spacieuse grange fermée avec un sol en terre battue. Parc et jardin arboré de 7 000 m² Environnement : Propriété située en campagne aux confins de l'Ille et Vilaine. Rennes et Dinan sont à 30 minutes. La gare est à 10 minutes. of which 3.98 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

A quelques encablures de Rennes, plongez dans un univers lumineux avec ce superbe loft aux inspirations orientales. Charmante propriété aux volumes généreux baignés par la lumière, l'espace se prolonge en extérieur par une terrasse avec piscine. Cadre idéal, propice à l'accueil et la détente. Descriptif : Le loft est composé au rez-de-chaussée comme suit : hall d'entrée avec accès à une pièce billard, un cabinet de toilettes et un large volume ouvert composé de l'escalier central, le séjour-cuisine avec four à pizza, grande cheminée et magnifique vue sur la piscine. Pour compléter ce niveau, une chambre avec salle de bains sauna et WC, une buanderie, une lingerie, un local technique. A l'étage : un séjour en mezzanine, cinq chambres dont quatre avec salle d'eau et toilettes, et une avec salle de bains et toilettes. Dans le prolongement extérieur : terrasse avec piscine avec cuisine d'été. Large préau à l'entrée du loft avec jacuzzi. Environnement : Propriété située en ville dans un quartier calme. Les commerces sont à quelques minutes à pied. Rennes est à 30 minutes. of which 3.47 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

A late 17th century house renovated with quality and authenticity in undulating Breton countryside between Rennes and Saint-Malo. Set away from the main road, access to the property is via a lane that goes to other houses and then runs into the countryside, only used by farm machinery or walkers. The farmhouse is set in the centre of the property. In the southern part there is a gravelled courtyard and a garden planted with some shrubbery. To the north there is a garden planted with various tree species, including fruit trees. An old timber-framed, tin-covered shed backs onto the house’s northern facade. Built towards the end of the 17th century, it is made up of a former farmhouse with 'combined functions', which once housed a stable and a dwelling. The exterior is built of granite rubble, and the window surrounds are made of cut stone. The slate roof has a straight hipped roof with eaves at the bottom. Roof windows let light into the attic space, providing views over the surrounding countryside where the neighbouring village is situated. Finally, a lean-to to the east, integrated into the house, serves as a boiler room. Its western counterpart is used as a garage and a shed. Both are built and roofed in the same way as the main dwelling.

A charming property that exudes simplicity and calm ... it offers an ideal place to live to settle your family et offers thanks to its location, its land and its outbuildings, many possibilities for developing various activities depending on your projects. The whole benefits from a pleasant, bucolic setting, a small country hamlet, far from nuisances and close to nature, no need for a car to go for a walk, lots of small paths to explore the countryside, 3 km from Merdrignac, an attractive and dynamic town with a weekly market, leisure center with pond, Hardouniais forest and all shops and services, the town is well served, with access to the N164 to reach Rennes in 45 minutes, The main building, a former Manor, has been carefully and tastefully furnished with a concern for respecting and highlighting the character elements. The main part offers a large entrance serving on one side the living room with superb high ceilings and fireplace, and on the other the fitted kitchen / dining room with wood stove. Upstairs, beautiful parquet flooring throughout, spacious landing serving 3 beautiful bedrooms, one with dressing room, shower room and an office, The attic on the 2nd floor with its magnificent framework, would be ideal to create two additional bedrooms. The adjoining part is very pleasant with living room and 3 bedrooms bathroom, Completely modular to be a large house or become 2 separate units for seasonal rental for example. The property is located on a wooded and flowered plot with orchard, large courtyard, shed, old stable, and a few steps away, a pretty grassy meadow and a clearing, a wood and 2 ponds, perfect for recharging your batteries! of which 4.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

On the edge of a Breton forest, this elegant country residence offers a beautiful living space in the heart of a green setting where trees and flowers flourish throughout the seasons. At the crossroads of Dinan, Brocéliande and Moncontour, the property is ideally located for exploring the paths of Brittany. Description: The property is composed as follows on the ground floor: an entrance, a toilet, a spacious living room with an insert fireplace, a functional kitchen with Rairies terracotta flooring, a bedroom, a bathroom, toilets, laundry room, storeroom. Upstairs: a landing with cupboard, two bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet and an attic which can easily be transformed into a bedroom. Outbuildings. In the extension at right angles: a workshop, an open garage and a closed garage, a passageway along the facade to reach the main entrance. Swimming pool land. Surrounding area: Property located in a quiet rural environment. The train station is 15 minutes away, the first coastal beaches 50 minutes away. of which 4.45 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Country house combining old and contemporary, surrounded by a beautiful planted garden with meadow, vegetable garden corner and outbuildings of stone and earth. The property is quietly situated in the countryside. It offers space interior and exterior, brightness in the living rooms, all in a charming environment. Description : The house is composed on the ground floor of an entrance giving access to on a vast living with kitchen, dining room. Two bedrooms, of which one with shower room, office, the laundry and boiler room complete this level. Upstairs, a large mezzanine, three bedrooms, a bathroom and toilet. The whole is equipped with a recent heating, geothermal type. Two outbuildings of stone and earth of 60m2 complete the property. They house a workshop and a space to store cars. Location : Property located in the countryside in peace without opposite (no vis-a-vis). Shops are a few kilometers away. The coastline is 30 minutes away. of which 4.48 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Country property that exudes simplicity and calm offering many development possibilities depending on your projects. Main house, old house, farmhouse, beautiful wooden shed, on more than 1.2 hectares of land, each building is well covered and can wait for the right time to be developed, We can imagine lodgings, guest rooms, a reception area for seminars, various events, training courses, The whole benefits from an incredibly beautiful and bucolic setting, a small wooded country hamlet, at the top of a valley, far from the nuisances and close to nature, no need for a car to walk, the small paths to explore the countryside are right there. The property is the last in the hamlet which ends in a cul-de-sac, Located in the commune of ST GILLES DU MENE, near Plessala and Plémet, between MERDRIGNAC and LOUDEAC, The main house, bright and pleasant, has been carefully fitted out by its current owners, the choice of materials for the layout of the layout was made to highlight and respect the old building and its character elements, On the ground floor: living room opening onto the fitted and equipped kitchen, master suite with bedroom, shower room and toilet, upstairs, the landing leads to two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. Opposite, an independent stone farmhouse, a little further a very pretty old house, both well covered and used as a workshop, storage for the moment, a large beautiful Hangar completes the built part of the property, and the land is in garden, meadow and woods ... Offered by AGENCE ARGUENON, real estate agency in DINAN, LAMBALLE, CAULNES, CORSEUL and LANVALLAY To BUY or SELL an apartment or a house, AGENCE ARGUENON in the COTES d'ARMOR in BRITTANY specializes in the sale of properties in the area of DINAN and LAMBALLE, PLANCOET, SAINT MEEN LE GRAND, COMBOURG, DOL DE BRETAGNE, EVRAN, PLELAN LE PETIT, JUGON LES LACS, MONCONTOUR, MERDRIGNAC, PLOUER SUR RANCE, PLEUDIHEN SUR RANCE. Charming and characterful houses in the old or contemporary. Quick access to SAINT-MALO and RENNES. International clientele. of which 5.25 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Located in a sought-after area 7 kilometers from Dinan, this beautiful new 114sqm architect-designed house stands out for its high-end services of exceptional quality. The particular attention paid to the choice of durable and aesthetic materials makes this living space both functional and pleasant. It is established on a plot of land with a real surface area of 746sqm. The ground floor with its welcoming atmosphere has a warm living room with a stove, an open fitted and equipped kitchen, and a friendly dining room. There is also a master suite with a private bathroom and a separate toilet. From the spacious entrance, the custom-made staircase invites you to discover a large mezzanine serving two comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom with bathtub and shower, and a separate toilet. The openings and glass roofs let in natural light and offer direct access to the terrace and its beautiful view of the Rance in the fall. A laundry area and garage with mezzanine complete the services. A real favorite for those who want to settle down in a property combining modern comfort and tranquility; while ensuring a low energy consumption charge thanks to its very good level of insulation, its air/water heat pump system and its wood stove. Ground floor to PMR standards. The exterior development remains to be done. 10 minutes from Dinan and 20 minutes from the Beaches. DPE in progress ENERGY CLASS: A / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2021: between / EUR and / EUR per year. Contact: Clémence Beaucé 06.33.56.54.99 RSAC 987 764 685 Saint-Malo Risks: information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr