Luxury houses for sale Guenrouet, France

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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BEAUTIFUL 19th CENTURY MANSION IN A VILLAGE, BETWEEN RENNES AND NANTES (LOIRE-ATLANTIQUE DEPARTMENT) In the north of the Loire Atlantique, between Nantes and Rennes, in the heart of pretty rolling countryside, lies a quiet village with a population of over 5,000. Here, village life takes on its full meaning, with conviviality being a strong value. The region's historic heritage is rich in châteaux, manor houses, chapels and mills. You can walk along the ancient Roman road linking Nantes to Rennes, which Caesar travelled with his legions. In the surrounding area, the Nantes-Brest canal, pretty rivers such as the Don and the Gâvre national forest offer the promise of great walks and hikes. This mansion house, built in 1870, is set in a village street lined with beautiful houses. It spans over 200 sqm of floor space in 3,500 sqm of wooded parklands. The house has belonged to several of the Commune's mayors. Through a beautiful wrought iron gate, you can see the house behind a superb magnolia tree that is over a hundred years old. The house is built of rendered stone rubble with a slate roof. The main south-facing façade is perfectly symmetrical. The sculpted window frames and attractive dormer window give the property a noble character. The building is adjoined by a small pavilion. A few steps lead up to the original entrance door, which opens onto a hall with carved wood panelling. The stairway leading to the first floor has a fine wrought iron banister. To the left, a door opens into a living room (25sqm) featuring mouldings, ceiling roses, finely carved wood panelling, herringbone parquet flooring and a black marble fireplace. A dining room (20sqm), very bright with its bay window, opens onto an east-facing terrace. It communicates with the cosy kitchen (13sqm), which has access to the north-facing facade. To the right of the entrance hall is a through lounge (25sqm) in light colours with a white marble fireplace, adjoined by a study (11sqm). Another entrance leads to the west gable. A staircase leads from this entrance to the first floor. The first floor comprises 4 bedrooms with parquet flooring, two shower rooms and a linen room. On the second floor, there is a large attic (67sqm) that could also be converted. A 50sqm cellar completes the house. - There are two old stone outbuildings to the north of the building. One of the roofs is new, the other needs work. - A detached garage for one car. - An outbuilding used as a shed. Two gates provide access to the property. The surface area of the land is 3,500sqm, part of which is constructible. The land is enclosed. There are plenty of nooks and crannies where you can relax or enjoy a meal. The park features a wide variety of flora, including lilacs, azaleas with violet flowers, camellias, palms, two cedars, an American oak, a purple maple and a lime tree. 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.

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This former manor of 500 m², remodeled at the end of the 19th century retains parts dating back to the 15th century. It is made of Granite; shale; sandstone; rubble; mixed device. It has a courtyard, a very beautiful 4 ha park, a dovecote, a barn and fence walls. Composed of 15 rooms including 10 bedrooms, most of them with their bathroom and WC, it offers real potential to receive a large family, organize guest rooms or gites while maintaining a beautiful private part. The park is sumptuous with a century-old oak tree, a beautiful pond connected to the Vilaine, many streams, meadows, and a wooded area. Many varieties of rare and flavored plants. This park is ideal for garden lovers. This superb and very well maintained building offers many fireplaces, exposed beams, beautiful stone walls, and very high ceilings. In the park, an artist's studio, dedicated to creation that can also be dedicated to events. A TER station makes it easy to reach RENNES, including the TGV station linking Paris in 1h15. All amenities are accessible in a few minutes in the nearby village. To see without delay. “Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr ”

South of Rennes, in a five hectare estate, a 15th and 19th century manor house with outbuildings and gardens. At a certain distance from the centre of the town, but not totally isolated, the property extends over almost five hectares of open countryside, with a variety of natural and agricultural landscapes. The entrance to the property from a small road is marked by a gate opening onto a gravel courtyard, surrounded by a wall, the manor house and a small tower. Beyond, on the south and west sides, some outbuildings are used as sheds. Outdoors, the property consists mainly of gardens, wooded areas or undergrowth, a pond and streams, and a meadow to the south.

Ref.4023: 15th MANOR ON 12.36 ACRES NEAR THE VILAINE On the borders of Ille-et-Vilaine, this manor house is located in a rural area renowned for its rich architectural and landscape heritage. The property was a ducal residence in the Middle Ages and also a major centre of resistance during the Second World War. This long history is reflected in the authenticity and character of the manor and its outbuildings. The Vilaine River flows peacefully in the immediate vicinity of the property and offers an enchanting setting for beautiful walks or bike rides. A TER (regional train) station provides easy access to the Rennes metropolis. All amenities are just a few minutes away. The stone manor house (granite and schist), on two levels under the roof and two cellars, offers a total surface area of approx. 410 sqm, divided as follows: On the ground floor: A beautiful entrance hall gives access to a large kitchen (with central island and monumental fireplace) and a scullery, a vast living room with parquet flooring and exposed beams, which is a great place to live and to welcome guests, a dining room with high ceilings, exposed beams and stonework, and a second living room used as a library, which is delightful with its wooded walls and its fireplace with wood burner. There are numerous direct accesses to the garden and the courtyard as well as a large terrace opening onto the garden. Adjacent to the lounge-library, and with an independent entrance strictly from the courtyard, a space that could be used as a guest house consists of a large bedroom and a bathroom. On the 1st floor: 5 large bedrooms, each with its own shower room, 2 of which provide access to a reading room in the manor house tower, a 6th bedroom, under the rafters with a magnificent exposed roofing framework, and a last bedroom, accessed from the laundry room on the ground floor, which is also under the rafters and has two beautiful master trusses. Adjacent to the southern part of the manor house, a guest house with independent access from the garden consists of a living room with an open kitchen and upstairs a large bedroom and its bathroom. The main outbuilding is a stone building with a private terrace opening onto the garden, composed of two spaces: the first is a large 'artist's studio' with high ceilings and a mezzanine, which can also be used as a reception and event space. The second is a raised swimming pool. The exposed stonework adds to the charm of this building. A storage area is attached to this outbuilding. Located to the south, in the courtyard, the former oratory has been converted into a completely independent accommodation space. It is on one level, which can be accessed directly by a pretty stone staircase. A living room, a large bathroom (on the ground floor) and a bedroom (on the first floor) make up the ensemble. There are various shed and storage areas throughout the property. The property is set in approximately 12.36 acres, 9.88 of which are dedicated to the beautifully landscaped and wooded garden. Created in the mid-1990s by an Englishman, this environment, criss-crossed by streams, is now a discovery trail of numerous varieties of flowers. A large pond, connected to the Vilaine, invites you to take a meditative break under the protection of an oak tree several hundred years old. A meadow on the south side completes the site. The land is not marked by any easement.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Extravagantly bourgeois, architect designed 20C 4 bed townhouse in mediaeval market town with port. This sumptuous property enjoys wonderful high ceilings, art deco style windows, sometimes floor to ceiling, and coving throughout. South facing, it is flooded with light from dawn ‘til dusk. GROUND FLOOR Lounge with beautiful pink and mink mosaic floor tiles Corridor providing storage space and access from front to rear courtyard Hall with wide marble staircase leading upstairs Doorway to cellar Fitted, equipped kitchen with dining area Door leading to … Courtyard Access to one half of cellar FIRST FLOOR Bedroom 1, currently used as a lounge. Original parquet flooring and covered balcony from which to enjoy views over the town centre. Wash room with sink & connections to put a full shower room in place. Landing with storage cupboards WC Bedroom 2 with original parquet. Inbuilt storage. Washroom with art deco sink & lemon wall tiles. Marble staircase to … SECOND FLOOR Bedroom 3 with parquet & open balcony overlooking the town centre and weekly market Bathroom with bathtub, sink & bidet. (Beautiful original tiling) Landing with inbuilt storage WC Bedroom 4 with washroom and inbuilt storage. Glorious triple window. ATTIC Fully convertible, if so wished. CELLAR 4 rooms, one housing the boiler (mains gas) and one accessible from the courtyard. EXTERNALS The courtyard is a real haven of peace and tranquility, not overlooked at all despite being at the centre of this bustling market town. It is easily looked after due to its compact size. LOCATION 0 km La Roche Bernard 14 km nearest beaches 40 km Vannes 70 km airport Nantes 90 km airport Rennes 160 km St Malo 440 km Paris

Delightful detached cottage with outbuildings all tastefully restored in a pretty, rural setting. Set at the end of a no-through road this lovely, characterful house has been renovated and maintained to a high standard. It has everything you would expect from a country cottage: exposed stone walls, wood burning stoves, chunky beams, good quality modern bathrooms and lots and lots of charm. Entrance hall leading to large comfortable living room (30m2) featuring an old fireplace with a wood-burning stove; doors to back garden and fitted country-style kitchen with wood-burner. A lobby leads to a wet room with wc; and a large utility room with door to garden. Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to a bathroom with wc; double bedroom; small children's bedroom and lovely master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and wc. On the right of the house is a renovated stone building which consists of a large bright reception room with a pellet wood-burner (40m2) a small workshop and a garage. At the front of the property there is another garage with wood store. The back garden is very private and benefits from a covered terrace for al fresco dining. Early viewing recommended if you're not to miss out on an absolute charm.

Located in a hamlet between Rennes and Nantes, this charming property with its remarkable garden, its lake, its guest rooms is a perfect place to create your guest house business. The guest rooms as well as the two apartments are just waiting to be used again to receive guests throughout the seasons. This pleasant 15th century residence offers several lounges and spaces for guests to relax, have breakfasts and also allow the owners to maintain a private space away from the activity. A pleasant outbuilding can be a place for meetings, yoga sessions, massages, etc. The bucolic garden allows you to enjoy the charm and peaceful side of the place. The hectares allow you to walk and let yourself be invaded by the charm of the property. - Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 2,80% TTC du prix du bien. Le Diagnostic de Performance Energétique(DPE) a été réalisé selon une méthode valable mais non fiable et non-opposable. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

A former shipowner’s house dating back to 1855 with a walled terraced garden, 10 kilometres from the Atlantic Ocean on the south bank of the River Loire. The property lies on a redeveloped quay where the colourful houses of fishermen neighbour more sumptuous edifices that belonged to captains and dignitaries. There is a large area of tree-dotted parkland opposite the old shipowner’s house, which was built in 1855. The home offers a floor area of around 370m² and has a ground floor, a first floor and a loft. A small front garden lies at the foot of the edifice’s facade. The dwelling is a terraced house. The building’s main section is square-shaped. On its rear side, two wings extend the house southwards. They are joined together to form a second section. Beyond the latter, a long, narrow garden stretches further southwards. This secret south-facing haven is enclosed with tall walls of natural stone. It offers an extensive outdoor space. The whole layout is L-shaped: there is the street-side main section, which spans a depth of two rooms from front to back, and a rear wing on the garden side. The two wings have been joined together at the ground floor, covering a corridor that was once an open passageway that led from the street to the garden. A single-storey concrete extension was added in the property’s east court in the second half of the 20th century to house the local tax office’s safe. The facade, on the property’s north side, faces the River Loire. It is punctuated with four even bays of windows and doorways aligned vertically and horizontally and it is framed between quoins of dressed stone. The elevation, made of granite and rubble stone, is rendered with a pale lime mortar and a stringcourse separates the ground floor from the first floor. Along the ground floor of the facade, two casement windows fitted with white shutters alternate with a main door and a secondary door. On the first floor, small balconies with finely crafted wrought-iron guardrails are supported by stone corbels – tokens of architectural articulation that was doubtless richer originally. A loft lies in the roof space. It has not been converted. The house is crowned with a slate roof of gentle slopes, underlined with a dripstone moulding. On the garden side, the west wing, which is longer and older than the concrete extension beside it, is crowned with a hipped roof of tiles. And the flat roof of the east wing, which is more recent and lower in height, has been turned into a roof terrace. From this sun deck, you can admire a view of the long garden, terraced with several levels and dotted with fruit trees. This lush haven ends with a timber shed. The property’s architecture includes both historical charm and contemporary touches. This bears witness to its different phases of building and design, which also relates to construction of the quays. This development in multiple stages explains the house’s unusual layout today.