In the former Porhoët region, a few kilometers from Ploërmel, stands an 18th-century presbytery and its remarkable oak tree, approximately 400 years old. The old presbytery, built in 1734, has a rectangular plan and is two stories high, constructed of schist and granite stone under a slate gable roof. The main facade features a structured composition around an entrance door topped with a glazed transom. The openings, regularly spaced, are framed with hewn granite stones. Three triangular pedimented dormers enliven the roof, while a cornice supported by wooden brackets highlights the eaves. Over time, extensions to the south and west have increased the living space. The facades are pierced with small-paned windows fitted with painted white shutters. An outbuilding used as a cellar, which includes an old wine press, adjoins the north gable.
The residence is situated within a partly wooded plot. Many tall trees, several conifers, and various hardwood species occupy the immediate surroundings of the house as well as the peripheral areas of the land. A clearing creates a space already suitable for the construction of one or more buildings. The local urban plan specifies that the entire plot is buildable.
A stone outbuilding under a slate roof rises a short distance from the house. The building includes a large enclosed volume closed off by large wooden doors, complemented by a lean-to open on one side. A well and a small shelter are located to the north of the property.

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House with gardenPloermel (56)
Price :
$569,100
($1,854 / m²)
Surface307 m²bedrooms6 land1 ha

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