luxury house with panoramic view for sale Brûlon, France

Pirmil (72) elegance XIVth and XVIth century ISMH for this ensemble of 500 m2 livable on 4 landscaped hectares. Harmonious alliance of authenticity and modernity, for the 400 m2 of this seigniorial dwelling renovated with taste whose charm does not leave indifferent. On the ground floor (163m2), a large reception room (42m2) and dining room (47m2) with generous volumes and light. Cosy atmosphere for the kitchen, its breakfast nook (29m2), its piano coiled in the hearth of an authentic 16th century fireplace and a bathroom with guest toilet revisited unusual, in the square tower. 3 floors distribute 5 very beautiful bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 shower rooms, 5 toilets, 1 office and 1 observation space called du gué in the basement. A part of the west wing extends the habitability of the main house with kitchen, toilets, shower room, dressing room, laundry room and 2 bedrooms, one of which is on a mezzanine. The largest part of the west wing is converted into an independent apartment that can be used as a janitor's apartment (100m2) with a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms with dressing room and a convertible attic of about 100m2 on a double garage. 1 spa, 4 garages, 1 vegetable garden, 1 orchard complete this charming set. All shops in Noyen-sur-Sarthe (4km) with TER to Le Mans station, TGV to Paris-Montparnasse in 55 mn. At 45mn from Angers. Rare property, a must see. Contact Elisabeth Rossines +33(0)6 74 00 90 38 Agent Commercial EI Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website : www.georisques.gouv.fr

And in the middle flows a river: In the countryside of Saulges (53), not far from the famous caves, this old mill impresses with its majestic elevation. Rebuilt in 1854 on its 13th-century foundations, its last miller handed it over in 1970 to the current owners who have made it a delightful family second home of 194m2. Situated in a green valley, the mill is positioned on the flat bank of the Erve, facing the steeper and more wooded side across. The millrace that diverted the river towards the mill is still vigorous, and only the tinkling of the water disturbs the tranquility of the place. The island thus created, accessible by a small wooden bridge, will alternately serve as a beach for returning from swims, a harbor for children's boats, a bucolic world under the weeping willow to devour a novel, the garden where friends are received or tea is taken with family. The ground floor of the house consists of a magnificent room, illuminated to the south by a large bay window opening onto a terrace facing the island and to the east and west by wide windows. It is shared between the living area, the dining room, and the kitchen corner. There are period beam ceilings, beautiful floor tiles, and a fireplace with an insert that distributes heat in a few rooms upstairs. A lovely wooden staircase leads to the two floors: On the first floor, a master bedroom facing south and west, three small children's bedrooms, and a shower room. On the second, two very large bedrooms, a bathroom, and a small workshop or storage room. The mill's wheels have been removed, and the river flows in the middle of the foundations. There is no moisture in the living area. Total surface area of the land: 4.4 hectares. Cement tennis court to be revamped. TGV station in Sablé is 21 km away (direct Paris 1h19). A81 towards Paris is 20 kilometers (Paris 2h30) or towards Brittany is 13 km. Shops and services are 7, 11, or 13 km away. Price including agency fees: €409,500. Fees included of 5% at the expense of the buyer. Price excluding fees €390,000. Energy class E, Climate class B Average estimated annual energy expenses for standard use, established from the energy prices of the year 2021: between €2,900 and €4,010. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: georisques.gouv.fr. All surfaces are given for informational purposes.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Do you love Mills and their stories? Exclusively at CARRÉ MANS Real Estate, we are pleased to offer you a unique place dating from the 19th century in a charming village on the TGV LE MANS- SABLÉ SUR SARTHE line, located 5 minutes on foot from the station. An incredible property offering impressive living spaces, as well as outbuildings, a large convertible attic, a guest house of over 100m2 to renovate, and dependencies. You will find some period elements such as tiles, fireplaces, travertine, a grain mill, and a lock. In every room of the Mill, you will enjoy a panoramic view of the river. A level terrace will allow you to enjoy absolute peace and quiet away from prying eyes, planning lovely evenings. A water rights has existed since 1820 (maintenance of the banks and operation on request). This real estate ensemble is nestled behind a gate on about 1600m2 with an island. All village amenities are accessible on foot, with the A11 motorway exit just 15 minutes away. Price: 649,000€ FAI (Fees charged to the seller) For information and visits, contact 0615364666 - Philippe Germain Your Real Estate Agent Fees charged to the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Fees charged to the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E The average estimated annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices for 2021: between 4180.00 and 5700.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr. Your CARRÉ MANS advisor: Philippe GERMAIN Sales agent (Individual business) RSAC 404998221This description has been automatically translated from French.

Situated at the top of a steep hillside, this fortified manor offers stunning views of the entire Beaumont and Conlie region. Originally one of the most powerful castles in the area during the Middle Ages, it was rebuilt in the late 15th century by Guy de Beaumanoir. His son, Jean III de Beaumanoir, was made a marquis by King Henry IV, standing by his side during Ravaillac's assassination attempt. Abandoned by later successors, the old castle was converted into a farm after the Revolution. The current manor, a large yet simple 15th-century building, stands on the site of the original keep. It features mullioned windows, remnants of machicolations, and a square staircase tower. Recently restored by skilled craftsmen to its original state, the manor boasts a new oak framework, rebuilt solid oak tower staircase, and half-timbered walls separating the upstairs bedrooms, which retain their monumental fireplaces. The tower roof has been authentically restored with wooden shingles. This human-sized manor offers 250 square meters of living space. The ground floor includes a spacious 75-square-meter room with two fireplaces. The first floor features two extremely bright bedrooms with exceptional views, space for a bathroom, and a fully convertible attic with a remarkable frame. Opposite the manor, a beautiful barn of over 100 square meters provides additional possibilities. The property also includes a magnificent orchard and garden, covering approximately 1 hectare. Purchasing this stunning edifice means owning a piece of our region's rich history.