luxury real estate for sale Bourbriac, France

A 19th-century watermill with a reception hall and five hectares of meadows and woods, nestled inland in Brittany but only 30 minutes from the coast. The former watermill is a stone building that stands in the hollow of a small wooded valley. A stream flows beside it, giving structure to the grounds. You reach the property via a tarmacked country lane that slopes down to the valley. You enter the grounds across a little bridge suitable for motor vehicles. This bridge edged with fencing painted white. Just beyond it, there is a circular driveway for turning back around. First, an outbuilding comes into view. It stands out for its broad, arched, panelled double door, painted blue and set in an ashlar surround. A flight of front steps covered with terracotta tiles with a patina of time leads up to this entrance door, beside which there is an outdoor wall lamp. The main building has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It is crowned with a slate roof with three hipped dormers. The elevations are built of rubble stone and have plain windows. A stream and traces of a former millrace bear witness to the edifice’s original purpose as a watermill. Around the buildings, there are lawns, shrubs and tall trees, including oaks, beeches and a sequoia. This area leads to meadows and woods. Large parking areas have been created outside too. With its remarkable reception hall, professional kitchen and lavatory, the property used to be rented out as an events venue. Its facilities are ready to be used for special events again or they could be converted, for example to increase the liveable floor area or to build an indoor swimming pool.

A 46-hectare estate with a collection of 17th-century buildings to restore, set back from the world and nestled by Blavet lake in central Brittany. The grounds form one continuous tract and cover over 46 hectares of land, made up of meadows, moorland and woods. There are around 700 metres of private shores along a trout-rich lake that covers around 15 hectares and is two to three metres deep on average. The estate is, in fact, a former rural hamlet that dates back to at least the 17th century. For several decades, the site was not managed. Today, it is home to a behavioural horse-riding school, based on observation and understanding of horses and cooperation with them. Around 20 horses and ponies live here in semi-freedom in meadows, on moorland and in woods. The equestrian centre offers riding lessons, ground work and free-range work, workshops, adapted riding, equicoaching and the breeding of leisure horses. A cul-de-sac leads to the property. At the end of this lane, there is the former farm complex with its stone outbuilding in the north-east part of the estate. Three agricultural storehouses stand nearby. And a timber house and a lightweight dwelling are set back. Further to the west and lower down, there are the equestrian structures, near the lake. They stand among meadows and close to woods.

Nestled in the heart of a magnificent 7-hectare park of meadows and woods, bordered by a River, near a Lake, this magnificent 17th-century manor house and its outbuildings stand out, hidden from view. Partially listed as a Historic Monument (facades and roofs), it has been patiently and meticulously renovated by its owners, assisted by an ACMH architect and specialized craftsmen. The buildings are constructed of granite rubble, including a remarkable staircase tower and gerbières, arrow slits, cornices, a sundial, majestic fireplaces, and a wide granite staircase. A remarkable period octagonal well, a bread oven, and standing stones complete the picture. The property has belonged over time to illustrious owners, including Malo Corret de la Tour d'Auvergne, the first grenadier in France, whose ashes are interred in the Pantheon. Detailed description of the property: The Manor: South-facing, with a living area of ​​approximately 280m², it comprises large rooms on three levels. The roof frames and thick natural slate roofing were completely redone in 1983. The exterior woodwork, interior shutters, beams, and floors are oak. The ground floor floors are made of small terracotta tiles, "in the style of the nearby Château de La Roche Jagu." The exterior foundations have been waterproofed, and the insulation is provided by double interior partitions (lime/straw clay), soundproofing of the floors, and underfloor heating on the ground floor have been installed. Ground floor (120m²): an entrance hall, a 55m² living room with a remarkable granite fireplace, a 45m² dining room with a remarkable fireplace, a 20m² lean-to, a toilet, and a hallway with a tower staircase leading to the upper floors. A secret door provides access to the former stables. 1st floor (110m²): a landing leading to two large bedrooms, each approximately 50m², with remarkable fireplaces, a bathroom, and a toilet. 2nd floor (110m² under the attic, approximately 50m²): two bedrooms, each approximately 25m², a shower room, and a toilet. Former Stables: Converted as a home 40 years ago, the manor house provides access to a large, bright, equipped kitchen/dining room of over 50m² and a second room of 15m² (possible storage or bedroom). The attic space of the stables could be converted (65m² floor space). Outbuilding: A stone house with slate roofing, 40m² on two levels with a fireplace on the ground floor, is in need of renovation near the manor house. A former lean-to woodshed completes this building. Barn: The former stone barn with slate roofing, approximately 35m², serves as a garage, boiler room (oil), oil tank, and a 4-bar pressurized water tank supplying the manor house from the natural spring. The spring water is regularly analyzed. This remarkable property with great potential will welcome lovers of a peaceful and natural setting, old stone buildings, and history. The 7ha park also offers multiple opportunities (horses, sheep, beehive, etc.).

A 16th-century manor with three hectares of grounds and a heated swimming pool, 30 minutes from the coast in northern Brittany. A large electric gate leads into a closed courtyard, around which the manor and its outbuildings stand. The manor stretches upwards majestically. Behind the edifice, on the south side, there are three hectares of grounds, edged with a continuous hedge of trees and shrubs that ensure absolute privacy in the garden. Grassy expanses punctuated with tall trees surround a lake. There is a swimming pool beside the manor too. Built in the late 16th century then redesigned in 1724, the manor is rectangular in shape. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It is crowned with a gabled slate roof. On the left side, a slightly lower section introduces a certain asymmetry into the overall shape. This can be particularly seen in the roofing. Yet this asymmetry is toned down by an octagonal tower between the two sections. Capped with a cone roof, this tower houses a spiral staircase that leads to the different floors. To the right of the tower, a dormer with a triangular pediment protrudes from the roof slope. The elevations are made of rubble granite. The window and door surrounds are made of dressed stone. Several arched doors and a stone-transom window, all well preserved, bear witness to the old age of the edifice. Aluminium window frames – modern and charcoal-grey in colour – fit discreetly into the old stonework, helping fill the interior with natural light.

There are iconic homes that you never forget. Long dormant, this majestic property from the late 19th century, which looks stunning, is just waiting for you to regain its full splendor. Located in a particularly sought-after residential area where it is surrounded by other elegant buildings, it offers a prestigious and confidential living environment.Protected from view on a garden of nearly 1,500 m² fully enclosed by walls and high wrought iron gates, this property of 345 m² of living space reveals a park with timeless charm. Imposing and refined, it will reveal all its potential following a complete renovation.Generous Volumes and Noble MaterialsAs soon as you cross the front steps, you will be welcomed by a large entrance that fluidly leads to the reception rooms on the ground floor. Two bright living rooms and a grand dining room succeed each other, enhanced by refined woodwork, antique fireplaces, and excellent quality original wood flooring. This level also has a space ideally designed to accommodate your future high-end kitchen, as well as independent toilets.The main staircase leads to the first floor, dedicated to family comfort. This floor distributes two spacious bedrooms that share a communicating bathroom, a third bedroom with its own bathroom, and a fourth bedroom equipped with a water room. Independent toilets complete this floor.On the second level, a large landing leads to four additional bedrooms, including a suite with an adjoining bathroom and another with a water point. A functional laundry room perfects this sleeping area. To complete the whole, the house has a large attic and a total basement, ideal for a wine cellar or technical spaces.A Green Oasis in the Heart of the CityOutside, the park promises to become a true green and intimate haven of peace once again. The garden houses a charming outbuilding complemented by an authentic well, as well as private garages. This exceptional property represents a unique opportunity on the market. Although it requires substantial renovation work, the scale of the project is matched by what it will become: very certainly one of the most sumptuous properties in the city. (4.00% fees included at the buyer's expense.)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located just a short walk from Guingamp’s historic center and its TGV station, this exceptional property offers a magical transition between city vibrancy and absolute serenity. Nestled in the heart of a lush, verdant park spanning nearly a hectare and bordered by a private river, this converted mill and its outbuildings represent the ultimate dream for lovers of nature and historic architecture. The Mill: Elegance and Authenticity (203 m²) After crossing the private bridge—designed to safely accommodate vehicles—the mill reveals a lifestyle of rare elegance. Ground Floor: Designed for entertaining, the layout opens onto a vast, welcoming reception room, enhanced by a majestic period fireplace and complemented by a high-end, fully equipped eat-in kitchen. Absolute comfort is ensured by stone underfloor heating. First Floor: A suspended walkway connects a mezzanine overlooking the living room on one side to an intimate relaxation lounge, a guest suite with an en-suite shower room, and a bedroom featuring its own private mezzanine (with utility connections ready for a home office or private bathroom). Second Floor: The sleeping quarters extend into the attic space, featuring three charming bedrooms with sloping ceilings—true cozy retreats. The Outbuildings: Hospitality and Creativity Completely independent, the property’s annexes offer a wealth of possibilities (guest houses, luxury holiday rentals, or artist studios). Guest House (58 m²): This delightful stone outbuilding features a cozy living area with an open-plan kitchen, three bedrooms (two of which are upstairs with sloping ceilings), and a bathroom. At the rear, a large open-sided shelter provides covered parking for vehicles and storage for firewood. The Creative Studio: A second, two-level outbuilding awaits your most ambitious projects—whether an artist’s studio, a creative workspace, or a wellness area. The Park: An ode to nature and contemplation Spanning nearly 10,000 m², the park invites you to daydream and recharge: A branch of the river encircles the property, its gentle murmur accompanying summer days. From the kitchen, a footbridge leads to a private, lush green island—an idyllic spot for lunches where time seems to stand still. Nestled between the mill and the farmhouse, a secluded, sheltered terrace offers the perfect setting for evenings bathed in golden light. A standout feature: the rare combination of the bucolic tranquility of a waterfront estate and immediate walking access to shops, schools, and TGV links to Paris. A unique, timeless setting. Call Peter Bos at +33 6 71 50 63 89 for more information or to arrange a viewing of this exceptional property. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. RSAC Saint-Brieuc Commercial Court: No. 488162637. Transaction card number: 29032021000000155. REF: BR1-871. Bretagne Nord Sotheby’s International Realty—your luxury real estate agency in Brittany, specializing in estates, châteaux, manor houses, sea-view villas, and private islands in Côtes-d’Armor and Northern Finistère.

Sheltered behind stone walls and built in 1877 by the villagers, this charming former presbytery has already lived a long story before reaching us. Over the years, various maintenance works have preserved its soul and original character. A new renovation will allow you to enjoy a truly unique property. Description: Once through the gate, you discover a magnificent stone façade punctuated by six windows and adorned with a sundial and a carved stone?silent witnesses of its origins. On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads on one side to the kitchen and a shower room with WC, and on the other side, in a row, to the dining room and the living room. Light pours in through the large south?facing openings, and each of the three main rooms features its own fireplace. At the back, a very large lean?to currently used as a boiler room offers excellent potential: cloakroom, shower room, utility room, laundry?everything can be imagined. On the first floor, three bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room, and separate WC. Beneath the carpet lies the original wooden floor, waiting to be revealed and enhanced. The top floor, under the eaves, offers a spacious landing with practical built?in cupboards, two generously sized bedrooms, and a shower room with WC. To the side of the house stands a prefabricated outbuilding, which you may choose to keep or remove, as another stone outbuilding?extended by a covered area?already provides ample storage capacity. With its well bordered by a stone coping and its mature trees, the delightful garden forms the perfect setting for children's play and summer evenings. Surrounding area : This property, with all the qualities of a true family home, is located just a few dozen metres from the school, 3 km from the hospital, and 5 km from the Guingamp TGV station. A few minutes by car are enough to reach the town centre, and the beach is only 30 minutes away. (4.29 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

A 19th-century upper-class house in the town of Guingamp, Brittany. The property lies in a residential area where elegant edifices stand. A wall with two bottle-green double gates lead into the property, where the house is set back from the road. This wall with its gates hides a gravel court where several vehicles can be parked. The first gate, which is an electric gate, is broad in shape. The second one, made of wrought iron with an openwork section, is classical in style with volutes and a spearhead at the top. It is framed between two brick-and-granite pillars with capitals. On the eastern side of the edifice, a 3.5-metre-wide passageway runs along the side wall to a vast, tree-dotted garden embellished with flowers. This delightful outdoor space covers around 1,200m². Two outbuildings stand around the house. There is a garage at the front, in the court. And a second building, located at the back, currently serves as a storehouse. The whole of the plot can be built upon. The garden is entirely enclosed with old walls.

Where the river's whisper echoes stories of the past... Discover a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of the city. Nestled within a lush, one-hectare green haven and embraced by the gentle arms of a tranquil river, this historic former wheat mill and its traditional longère invite you to experience a lifestyle combining charm, serenity, and modern comfort. A rare opportunity in a natural setting just steps away from local amenities. Description: The property includes: - The Mill (approx. 203 sqm): Ground floor: Spacious living/dining area with fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen. First floor: A walkway connects a mezzanine above the living room to a TV lounge, shower room, WC, and a bedroom with a secondary mezzanine space ? suitable for an office or en suite bathroom, with plumbing already in place. Second floor: Two charming attic bedrooms. First Outbuilding (approx. 58 sqm): Ground floor: Living room with open-plan kitchen and a bedroom. Upper floor: Two attic bedrooms, a bathroom, and WC. At the rear, a covered shelter serves as both garage and wood storage. - Second Outbuilding: Two levels, currently used as a workshop. Outdoor Spaces: The nearly one-hectare park features: A vast meadow bordered by the gentle murmur of the river A small verdant island accessible directly from the kitchen ? perfect for summer lunches A discreet terrace nestled between the longère and the mill ? ideal for peaceful evenings Surrounding area : Ideally situated in the town center, just minutes from shops and the train station. (3.66 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

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Steps from Guingamp's historic centre, on the banks of the River Trieux a 19th-century mill with outbuildings on nearly 1 hectare. The property reveals itself at the end of a drive that crosses the Trieux by a stone bridge. A wrought-iron gate set between granite piers marks the entrance. The mill stands at the water's edge, within a wooded setting. The main building is constructed in granite rubble stone with an irregular course and dressed-stone window and door surrounds. The gable walls are exposed and show an even, consistent masonry. The openings vary in size and are arranged functionally; some are narrow and vertical. The slate gabled roof has a pronounced pitch. It is pierced by rooflights and a larger glazed frame set into one of the slopes. Two chimney stacks rise from the ridge. The verges are in stone and the eaves overhang is minimal. At the base of the wall, a masonry structure incorporating a timber element marks part of the original hydraulic system. Nearby, a flagged passage and a gravelled area organise the immediate surrounds. The joinery, in painted timber, comprises glazed doors with solid lower panels and small-pane windows. Some openings are in segmental-arch form. A circular stone aperture, formed by a monolithic surround, is set into one of the gable walls. Beyond, a gravelled courtyard serves two outbuildings. The first, of elongated plan, is covered by a two-pitch slate roof. The second, built in the same materials, rises over two levels with converted upper space and is pierced by rooflights. The arrangement is organised around a tarmacked central area accessible from the entrance. To the rear, the grounds — partly adjoining those of the Château des Salles — extend as a broad lawn punctuated by specimen trees and copses. Tall-standard tree lines border the whole, with planted boundaries providing further structure. Timber and stone fencing encloses certain sections.

Around a character-filled city, discover one of the most remarkable addresses in Guingamp. Built at the end of the 19th century, this elegant bourgeois residence stands out with its proudly preserved architectural style and timeless charm, offering an exceptional potential of 170 m² for a tailor-made renovation project. Upon entering, the ground floor reveals a spacious reception area combining a living room and a sitting room, enhanced by sublime period moldings, a beautiful ceiling height, and a warm fireplace, complemented by a kitchen and a bedroom that can serve as an office. The staircase leads you to a mid-level space with an independent sanitary area and then to the first floor which features three beautiful bedrooms, one of which is adorned with a private balcony, as well as a bathroom. The second level unfolds an additional sleeping area made up of four spacious bedrooms. Built on a complete basement, the property opens onto a pleasant and private city garden, entirely enclosed by stone walls and complemented by an outbuilding at the back of the plot. Ideally located just 5 minutes on foot from the TGV train station and shops, and 20 minutes from the coastal beaches, this residence offers a perfect blend of the prestige of Guingamp's heritage and the art of living in the city center. (4.00% fees included, payable by the buyer.)This description has been automatically translated from French.

iad France - Valentin Blanchet offers you: Just 5 minutes on foot from the center of Guingamp and about 25 minutes by car from the beaches, discover this magnificent manor full of character, set on a remarkable estate of 11,552 m². Developing approximately 524 m² over three levels, this property offers exceptional volumes and a configuration particularly suited to many projects: family residence, guest house, charming hotel, reception area, or event project. From the entrance, the manor reveals an elegant and authentic atmosphere with a beautiful entrance serving three lounges, one of which has a library, as well as a large space composed of a kitchen and a living room. Another remarkable feature of the property: a 49 m² chapel. This unique space can be kept in its current spirit or rethought according to your project, notably as a reception room, event space, seminar room, or unusual living area. The two floors host 10 suites, each with its own bathroom and private toilet. The areas vary from 19 to 36 m², offering each room a comfortable and independent space. Access to the floors is made easy by a beautiful staircase and an elevator, a real asset for a property of this magnitude. The park, entirely enclosed by its surrounding wall, offers beautiful spaces and several outbuildings. You will benefit from a large garage and two sheds, allowing for storage, parking, or development needs. The property also includes an independent building of approximately 170 m², previously classified as ERP (Establishment Receiving the Public) and in very good condition, with a recent roof. This building includes a large room of 63 m², providing a particularly interesting space for organizing seminars, meetings, events, sports activities, or associations. It also includes 5 bedrooms, allowing for guest accommodation or considering various professional or rental projects. Its configuration and volumes thus allow for numerous uses: seminar or meeting room, offices upstairs, student rooms, manual or sports activity room with changing rooms, independent housing, or dedicated space for a professional activity. This outbuilding constitutes a real additional potential for developing a project around the manor or generating rental income. At the entrance of the estate is also an old caretaker's house, currently used as a workshop. It consists of two rooms totaling approximately 32 m², as well as, on the garden level, an old stable with two boxes. The whole represents about 60 m² and could be fully rehabilitated to create a true small independent house, ideal for guests, rental housing, or a professional space. The property benefits from a particularly sought-after location, allowing you to enjoy both the immediate proximity of amenities and a preserved environment. A rare property for its history, its volumes, its particularly sought-after location, allowing you to enjoy both the immediate proximity of amenities and a preserved environment, offering an exceptional setting to bring a family, tourism, or event project to life. Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid identity document will be requested at 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 of brush clearance, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This property announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Valentin Blanchet, independent real estate representative (without fund management), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of SAINT BRIEUC under the number 938550837, holder of the real estate canvassing card for the account of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Some properties simply exist, while others tell a story. This one begins with a mill, then a fish farm, and a granite farmhouse that seems to have always been there, all nestled in a wooded valley on nearly 1.5 hectares of unspoiled nature. Description: Behind its local stone facade and dormer windows, the house conceals an interior redesigned for modern living. You enter a bright living area comprising a dining room and an open-plan kitchen. The living room, with its wood-burning stove, leads to a toilet with a washbasin and a shower room. A mezzanine upstairs (currently inaccessible) will offer future owners additional space to develop. On the other side, a shower room with toilet and a boiler/laundry room complete this functional ground floor. Upstairs, a landing leads to three bedrooms, one of which has an adjoining space (office, dressing room, or reading nook) that can be configured to suit your needs. Nearby, an old mill still stands proudly, its roof recently redone: a blank canvas for anyone dreaming of a workshop or other project. The potential is real, and the history of the place is just waiting to be continued. Around the buildings, nature elegantly reclaims its space: lawns, beds of vibrant blue hydrangeas, a vegetable garden, wooden bridges spanning the stream, and a garden shed for tools and DIY projects. The millrace meanders through the property, providing a soothing sound of water. Surroundings: Ideal for those who love walks. From the property, you can access a hiking trail that runs alongside the river. The nearest shops are 2 km away, and all amenities are 6 km away. A farmhouse ready to move into, a mill ripe for renovation, and exceptional grounds by the water. A rare find for those seeking the charm of stone, space, and a truly unique character. (3.61 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Located in the countryside, isolated and facing its fully enclosed 1.6 hectare park, this Longere invites you to relax by offering beautiful panoramas. with its three fishing ponds (approximately 5000 sqm total) dominating the landscape. These are fed by springs, and are a true paradise for carp anglers. In the surrounding, there are only woods and valleys which shape a beautiful countryside and reinforce the peace and serenity of the place. To prolong the pleasure, a real cinema room has been installed upstairs. Description: The Longere: On the ground floor, the entrance is through a small veranda serving as a sack between the outside and the living room. To the left, a kitchen (18 sqm), then opposite, a living room with its fireplace and insert (50 sqm), a bathroom with toilet (8.9 sqm), toilets and a boiler room. The farmhouse is extended to the east in an L-shape by a winter garden (19 sqm). Upstairs, a large landing serving as an office and three bedrooms, two of which are adjoining, the second being converted into a cinema room. The outbuildings: - a garage/workshop (46 sqm) extended by another room (16 sqm) and a large garden shed, - a chicken coop. Environment: Local shops and amenities are 3 kilometers away. The property is isolated, quiet; a neighbor 100 meters away but the property is not overlooked. (4.41 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Some properties must be earned. This one is discovered at the end of a quiet path, sheltered from view, nestled in a preserved haven of greenery where time seems to have stopped. The 16th? and 17th?century ensemble consists of a traditional stone manor, its façade punctuated by regular windows. It is accessed through a courtyard enclosed by an old surrounding wall with a vaulted stone passage. A stone well and an old watering trough carved into the rock still bear witness to the agricultural vocation of the place. Description: The manor is arranged over three levels. On the ground floor, an entrance leads to a kitchen, a storage room, and a dining room with a beautiful fireplace. A toilet is fitted on a half?level. The first floor includes two bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, and an additional room to be fitted according to needs. The second floor, under the eaves, offers a room with interesting volume, waiting to be revealed. Attached to the manor, a first stone outbuilding also extends over two levels, with its own fireplace ? an obvious potential for a workshop or an independent dwelling. A second stone outbuilding with slate roof completes the ensemble with, on the ground floor, one room, and upstairs, living spaces with a kitchenette, a bedroom, a shower room and a toilet, as well as a mezzanine on the second level. This configuration is particularly suitable for a gîte project or accommodation for a relative. The property also includes a wooden?structure hangar, ideal for storing equipment or vehicles, as well as a final stone building with slate roof, which houses on the ground floor three rooms ? one with a water point ? completed by a shower room with toilet, and upstairs a room with kitchenette. The entire ensemble, to be fully restored, is aimed at project holders, craftsmen of historic buildings, or lovers of stone who will know how to bring this authentic rural heritage back to life, with its generous volumes and potential for multiple dwellings or activities. The land, of more than 2.5 hectares, offers an exceptional bucolic setting, between meadows, courtyard and woodland, for those seeking space, calm, and the promise of a beautiful restoration project. A large?scale restoration project, for a property with rare potential. (5.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Your real estate advisor Noovimo [email protected] offers you: This long farmhouse of 108 m2 of living space is located in Haut-Corlay, on a forest parcel of nearly 4 hectares. It includes a shower room with an Italian shower and a fitted kitchen, both created less than 3 years ago, a dining room with a bay window, a 37 m2 living room with a fireplace, 2 interconnecting bedrooms (one with a water point), 40 m2 of attic space with 2 skylights, a pantry, and a 71 m2 terrace. The windows are double-glazed PVC. An outbuilding with a 48 m2 garage (6 m of interior height) has water and electricity, built with concrete blocks, insulated roofing, and 8 double-glazed PVC windows, as well as a woodshed at the back. Water supply and drainage are already in place for a gîte project of 62-65 m2 with a mezzanine bedroom (provisions for an Italian shower, kitchen, and WC), subject to the necessary permits. 7 photovoltaic panels installed for 1 year (30-year warranty) equip the outbuilding, with a surplus resale contract. The sanitation system is individual and compliant, created less than 2 years ago. The land, a forest parcel of nearly 4 hectares, has several hundred trees (mostly oaks, with beeches, chestnuts, and spruces), including about twenty centenary trees. Access is via a paved communal then forest pathway; no road borders the property and the nearest neighbor is 1 km away. The wildlife includes deer, stags, wild boars, foxes, badgers, martens, weasels, squirrels, and hares; the land produces apples, blackberries, chestnuts, and hazelnuts. Energy performance certificate class E (318 kWh/m2/year), greenhouse gas emissions certificate class B (10 kg CO2/m2/year). Distances: Guingamp 30 min, Saint-Brieuc 30 min, seaside 30 min, 3 supermarkets 10 min. Key points: Farmhouse 108 m2 ready to move in, kitchen and shower room renovated less than 3 years ago; 37 m2 living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 40 m2 attic, 71 m2 terrace; Outbuilding/garage 48 m2 equipped for a gîte project (water, drainage, shower/kitchen/WC fittings); 7 photovoltaic panels (1 year, 30-year warranty) + resale contract; Compliant individual sanitation (This description has been automatically translated from French.

This charming ensemble is located in a small hamlet located at the end of a dead end. Calm and serenity reign in unison in this place steeped in history. The dry stone manor house is extended by an adjoining stone building and a second longere offering second accommodation. Other outbuildings, bakery and chalet complete this set. The stone buildings form a landscaped square courtyard extending to the rear with an orchard, meadow and pond. Description: The manor (nearly 200 sqm) is spread over three levels. The main entrance opens into a large living room of 58 sqm with its monumental fireplace. An equipped kitchen, toilets, and a bedroom with bathroom and dressing room complete this level. The upper floors are accessed via the granite spiral staircase located in the turret. The landing leads to a bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet, two other bedrooms, an office and a bathroom with toilet. On the second floor, an attic bedroom, a bathroom with toilet. Adjoining the main building, a laundry room. La Longère (approximately 95 sqm) On the ground floor, a hall leads to a living room with open kitchen, a laundry room, toilets, a bedroom with bathroom. Upstairs, a bedroom with bathroom and an attic. The chalet includes a living room-kitchen, a small bedroom and a bathroom with toilet. The bakery with its authentic bread oven. Environment: Small, quiet hamlet far from the roads. Shops are 10 minutes away. The coastline 45 minutes away. (4.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Facing south and enjoying an exceptional view of the region, this manor house with its equestrian centre is ideal for horse lovers. The property consists of a mansion of 360m2 of living space with beautiful features and refinement: coffered ceiling, period fireplace, large bathrooms, woodwork and an equestrian centre with its covered riding arena, 34 horse boxes as well as 2 broodmares, horse showers, 1 arena, club house, a walker 4 places and outbuildings. Also included are a lovely stone farmhouse of about 140m2 living space (beautifully renovated), a flat and a chapel. This property could be suitable for an equestrian themed project (equestrian holidays, equestrian courses etc.). For horse lovers who appreciate the beautiful features of a unique property! The property is built on nearly 20 acres (84455 sqm) of land, of which about 10 acres are composed of meadows. The sea is only 20 km away. Call Peter Bos on 06-7150 6389 for more information or to arrange a viewing. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr RSAC of the commercial court of Saint Brieuc : n° 488162637 Transaction card number : 29032021000000155 REF: BR1-529 Bretagne Sud Sotheby's International Realty, your prestige real estate agency in Brittany, specialising in properties, chateaux, manors, sea view villas and private islands in Côtes d'Armor, Finistère and Morbihan.

In the Léguer valley, between the inland part of Trégor and the Côte de Granit Rose, A 16th-century manor house, its outbuildings and enclosed garden. The property comprises a manor house, outbuildings that are recorded in the land registry but detached from it, and enclosed outdoor areas. The manor house has its origins in the 16th century. Its main house has a rectangular plan and three levels under a gabled slate roof with long slopes. Its masonry combines large-block dressed stone on the front facade with granite rubble stone. A circular tower with a pepperpot roof projects partly from one elevation and houses a timber spiral staircase. The staircase receives light from three small windows with ogee lintels. The facade openings vary in form: some have a projecting moulded sill and an ogee lintel, others a straight lintel. The attic level receives light notably from two stone dormers with triangular pediments, one of which bears a coat of arms. The roof is flanked by exposed gable walls with sloping rakes, ending in carved kneelers that depict, among other subjects, a dragon and a monstrous figure. Stone chimney stacks rise above the roof covering. A two-level lean-to at the rear extends the manor house and connects directly with the main house. Its rectangular windows are moulded with a cavetto and topped with an ogee lintel. On its gable end, a former semicircular-arched door has been blocked. An enclosed formal flower garden at the front faces west-north-west. A wooded garden at the rear has the outbuildings around its edge.

In the heart of QUINTIN, a characterful town in Côtes d'Armor, renowned in the 17th and 18th centuries for its linen weaving, many private mansions of merchants still testify to this prestigious past. This one has retained its original character, built of stone under slate and facing its courtyard at the back and its garden to the south, the whole presents a beautiful balance. The dwelling consists of 8 main rooms spread over 2 levels. The attic above offers a significant area to be developed under a magnificent framework. All original elements have been preserved and restored, honoring the place for its timeless elegance and giving the whole an undeniable charm and character.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This property comprises a 115 sq m house, an approximately 50 sq m 18th-century house with a tea room, and a two-bedroom gîte, as well as a 300 sq m barn and another 100 sq m outbuilding. The one-hectare garden has been transformed by the passionate owners into a verdant haven with several surprising and inspiring green spaces. The property could be a working property for gardening enthusiasts, with the tea room and guest house operating commercially, but it also lends itself to any other commercial or family project. A unique property that combines the charm of stone, the beauty of nature, and the tranquility of the Trégor countryside. There is still enormous potential to be developed with the convertible attic of the main house, the 18th-century house that could be renovated, and the other stone outbuilding. Call Peter Bos at +33 6 7150 6389 for more information or to arrange a viewing! Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr RSAC of the Saint Brieuc Commercial Court: No. 488162637 Transaction card number: 29032021000000155 REF: BR1-848 Bretagne Nord Sotheby’s International Realty, your prestigious real estate agency in Brittany, specializing in the sale of properties, castles, manor houses, villas with sea views and private islands in Brittany, Côtes d’Armor, Perros-Guirec, Finistère and Morbihan.

Guaranteed favorite for this architect-designed house, built in 2021, where innovation and nature meet. Designed with avant-garde and environmentally friendly materials, this house harmoniously blends into its green setting. The interior opens seamlessly to the outside, creating a permanent dialogue between the spaces. With its 2,900 m² of landscaped grounds, you will live in a haven of peace, surrounded by greenery and light, in a unique project that is truly rare in our area. A must-see without delay.The property consists of an entrance with a closet, kitchen, large living room, large winter garden, and a toilet. On the first floor: mezzanine, office, bedroom, shower room, and toilet. Large cellar that can be converted according to your needs. Magnificent garden. Your contact: Emilie Cléret 06 77 35 12 33 Agency: 02 96 74 72 73 (4.00% fees including VAT payable by the buyer).This description has been automatically translated from French.