luxury real estate for sale Martigné-Ferchaud, France

A former presbytery from the 16th century that has been fully renovated, with outbuildings, a covered pool and a tree-dotted garden, nestled in France’s Ille-et-Vilaine department. The former presbytery dates back to the 16th century. It has been remarkably well preserved. It lies in a village, just a stone’s throw from the village hall square. A 5,200m² tree-dotted garden surrounds the rectangular house, which stands by a gated gravel entrance court embellished with flowers. The main house offers a floor area of around 350m². It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. It connects to a 76m² adjoining garage that protrudes from it at a right angle. The elevations and roofing have been renovated. Their brightness is underlined by the beige and ginger tones of the sandstone laid with lime-pointing. This brightness is also brought out by the white of the lintels and the red of the painted wooden shutters. Opposite the house, there is a 76m² outbuilding that houses a cellar, a boiler room, two separate bedrooms and a spa room that connects to a covered swimming pool space, which looks out at the garden with its remarkable trees and orchard.

On the outskirts of Châteaubriant (4.5km), a characterful house of approximately 260m2 of living space (3/4 bedrooms, potential for 2 separate dwellings), offering great comfort including an indoor swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, treadmill, terraces, a large living room, geothermal heat pump, double glazing, electric shutters, fiber optic internet, security system, enclosed garages, carport, etc. The property is in very good condition and has been meticulously maintained (with a file of invoices from tradespeople and the architect). The house comprises, on the ground floor, an entrance hall with storage, a large living room (69m² / high ceilings) with an open-plan kitchen, a hallway with custom-built bookcases, a dining room (34m²) opening onto a terrace (bioclimatic pergola + outdoor terrace and barbecue/plancha area), a small lounge with a fireplace, an office, a fitted linen room, a laundry room, a relaxation and fitness room (jacuzzi, sauna, treadmill) connecting to the 117m² covered swimming area, including an 11 x 5m heated saltwater pool, a shower room, and two toilets. Upstairs: a landing, three bedrooms (15 to 21m²), one of which connects to the mezzanine (TV lounge), a shower room, and a toilet. The property is accessed via an electric gate and includes outdoor parking plus guest parking, a double garage, a carport, a motorhome carport, a barn/workshop, a shed, a well, a bread oven, various terraces, a courtyard, a garden, a meadow, etc. A truly high-quality property. Property tax: 2,049. CHATEAUBRIANT (all services and amenities: train station, hospital, high schools, shopping centers, cinema, etc.) 5 minutes away / RENNES 38 minutes / NANTES 45 minutes / REDON 50 minutes / ANGERS & LAVAL 1 hour 5 minutes / Beaches from 1 hour 15 minutes (LA BAULE). Connections to NANTES and RENNES by tram/train are possible. Further details (photos/information) and viewings available upon request. This exclusive offer is presented by DEMEURES & CARACTÈRE, a brand of Cabinet RETZ IMMOBILIER; an agency specializing in character, unique, rural, equestrian, exceptional, and prestigious properties in the towns, villages, countryside, and along the coast of Loire-Atlantique, Morbihan, Vendée, and neighboring departments. @MNNRICD. Exclusive mandate ref: 110939-219916. Contact: Chris DUBOIS.

VERY CLOSE TO THE CITY! This beautiful 8th-century property, 1,500 m from the train station, will offer you in the castle section, a set of 200 m2 of living rooms (main living room: 100 m2), six large bedrooms, all with a bathroom + toilet. The huge attic is suitable for conversion. The walls have been lined from the inside, the roof is recent. An annex house offers a large living room with open kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom. The 2.5 ha park is graced with century-old trees. Various outbuildings, horse stalls, garages, complete this quality property. Information on the potential risks to which this property may be exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux is offering for sale this delightful manor house in the Pays de la Mée, 15 minutes from Châteaubriant, and just 2 km from a village with first amenities. The property comprises an authentic 18th and 19th century manor house, a fully renovated farmhouse and a walled garden of 8735 m² with heated swimming pool. The manor house offers 238 m² of living space over 3 levels and features some very nice period features. It comprises a rectangular building flanked to the north by a square tower housing the stone stairway. Ground floor: lounge (parquet flooring, fireplace, mouldings, wood panelling), dining room (parquet flooring, fireplace, wood panelling), kitchen, utility/laundry room, small entrance hall, corridor, toilet, cellar access. And the very beautiful slate staircase starts in the tower. There are no fewer than 5 bedrooms upstairs and 2 bathrooms. Cellar and attic. The longère, with its additional 172 m² of living space, was completely renovated around ten years ago and offers a completely independent house with superb features and lots of comfort. Some small outbuildings complete the property. The grounds are divided into parkland and a walled orchard with a heated swimming pool to the east of the longère. A real family home ! Full documentation available on request. DPE manor house : CLASSE ENERGIE: F - CLASSE CLIMAT: F / Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use: 8310 € - 11290 € (reference year 2021, 2022, 2023) Excessive energy consumption. DPE longère : ENERGY CLASS: C - CLIMATE CLASS: A / Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: 2240 € - 3090 € (base year 2021, 2022, 2023) Property presented by Jan-Erik ALDERLIESTE +33665591211 ‘Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr’

Ref.4918 : 19th-C. château and outbuildings set on 16 acres, on the borders of Anjou and Brittany Located on the border between Brittany and Anjou, in the historic Haut-Anjou region within the present-day Maine-et-Loire department, this charming château stands on the edge of a small town offering a full range of amenities and shops. It enjoys excellent road connections, being conveniently situated midway between Rennes and Angers. Paris is 340 km away. Pouancé has a rich historical past, centred around its 13th-century castle. It originally grew up around the village of Saint Aubin. A hotly contested area between the Franks and the Bretons, Pepin the Great created the first march of Brittany to contain the Breton invasions. The second march was created by Charles the Bald, which included Pouancé. This gave rise to the first seigneury. A feudal motte was then created and the Middle Ages saw the town develop with its renowned forges and imposing fortress. The town is a real horse-riding centre, with the Centre d'Entrainement de Galop de l'Ouest (CERGO). Pouancé and the surrounding area boasts a wide range of quality restaurants and accommodation. Originally built in 1840 as a villa, the château was enlarged in 1900 with the addition of two wings, giving the property its present château-like appearance. Constructed of rendered schist rubble stone, it features dressed tuffeau stone and brick surrounds to the windows and doors, together with matching quoins and central projecting bay. Facing north-south, the château offers approximately 375 sqm of living accommodation. The accommodation comprises: Ground floor: entrance vestibule (19 sqm), drawing room (36 sqm), dining room (36 sqm), study (16 sqm), kitchen (13 sqm) and service entrance (6.7 sqm). Half landing: bathroom with WC (6.5 sqm). First floor: landing and corridor (17 sqm) leading to three bedrooms (36 sqm, 36 sqm and 19 sqm), together with a shower room and dressing room (18 sqm). Half landing: WC with wash basin (6.5 sqm). Second floor: landing leading to four bedrooms (22 sqm, 22 sqm, 19 sqm and 19 sqm), together with two bathrooms, each with WC. A full basement extends beneath the entire château and is accessible from both inside and outside the property. The house has retained a wealth of original architectural features that enhance its elegance and character, including Louis XIV and Louis XV style marble fireplaces, herringbone oak parquet flooring, decorative ceiling roses, ornate moulded ceilings, cast-iron heating grilles, and many other period details. The outbuildings comprise: A/ A caretaker's cottage requiring restoration, comprising a living room (47 sqm) on the ground floor and two bedrooms (15 sqm and 28 sqm) on the first floor. Lean-to storage sheds, including a WC. B/ Stables, extended to the north by an annex building in poor condition, offering 38 sqm on each level. No water or electricity supply. Storage sheds to the south. C/ A building used as garages. D/ A shed used for tractor storage. E/ A kennel. F/ A well. The grounds comprise a collection of parkland and pasture parcels, offering a variety of potential uses for the enjoyment of future owners, particularly as grazing land for animals, complemented by the outbuildings. Some of the pasture parcels are currently subject to a loan-for-use agreement. The property extends to a total surface area of 16.2 acres (6.55 ha). Cabinet Le Nail: +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

From the moment of turning in from the lane, this is one of those properties that immediately feels special. The manor sits at the heart of its own grounds, surrounded by mature trees, lawns and gardens, with a paddock, woodland, productive potager and private access down to the river. Although wonderfully private, it is only a few minutes from the lively market town of Segré-en-Anjou Bleu. The house has been carefully renovated over the years and is presented in excellent condition throughout. Original features such as the wood panelling have been beautifully preserved and sit comfortably alongside modern bathrooms and an efficient pellet-fired heating system, resulting in an impressive DPE rating of C. The ground floor is made for family life as much as entertaining, with a welcoming entrance hall [49m2] leading to a series of elegant reception rooms, including a billiard room [31m2] , sitting room [31m2]; dining room [23m2] and office [20m2]. The kitchen is both attractive and practical [18m2], complemented by a generous pantry [12m2]. Upstairs, the first floor has five spacious bedrooms, ranging from 19m² to 29m², with several having their own dressing areas. The 29m² principal bedroom is particularly generous, while a further 26m² bedroom has its own shower room. A modern family bathroom and separate shower room complete the floor. The top floor is a real surprise. It is currently arranged as a home cinema and games room [34m2], making it an ideal space for children, teenagers or simply relaxing with friends. There is also a practical laundry room with sink [21m2], together with three additional rooms which are ready to be finished as further bedrooms, guest accommodation or perhaps a home office [29m2, 21m2, 18m2]. The space would benefit from the addition of a bathroom or shower room, making it easy to create a completely self-contained upper floor. Outside, the same care is evident. The gardens are beautifully planted with established flower beds and mature specimen trees, while the potager and surrounding meadows create a true country estate feel. The swimming pool sits discreetly within the grounds, and the river frontage adds another dimension to the setting. The outbuildings are equally well maintained and include several garages and storage buildings, as well as a separate building housing the pool equipment and an efficient dual-fuel boiler that can burn either wood or pellets. Also included is a second house, currently occupied by a residential tenant. It requires complete renovation but represents an excellent opportunity for anyone looking for a future gîte, guest accommodation, multi-generational living or rental investment. Segré-en-Anjou Bleu, just a short drive away, provides everything needed for everyday life, including supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, schools, healthcare facilities, sports clubs and a popular weekly market. The River Oudon, with its marina and riverside walks, adds to the town's appeal, while the surrounding countryside is known for its walking, cycling and equestrian routes. The property is also well placed for travel. Angers is easily reached via the dual carriageway, with TGV services to Paris, while Nantes, Rennes and Le Mans are all around an hour away. For those travelling to and from the UK, the ferry ports of Caen and Saint-Malo are both within comfortable driving distance.

A 19th-century chateau and its outbuildings, on 10-hectare grounds in the natural and historical region of Haut-Anjou. Standing in the middle of the property and surrounded by expansive meadows, the main dwelling is extended to the east by several outbuildings, a vegetable garden and aviaries, which are all easily accessible thanks to a second entrance located on this side of the property. With its front door on its southern side, the dwelling, built with an eclectic architectural style typical of the middle of the 19th century, was constructed in 1853. Commissioned by the Wolfcatcher royal in a region abounding with game and ideal for hunting, it is flanked on either side by two tall gable ends linked by a central building, while its asymmetrical exteriors were built out of ashlar tuffeau stone, sculpted in some places and highlighted with red brick in others. As for its slate multi-pitched roof, it is punctuated by brick chimneys, tuffeau stone dormer windows and a small bell tower, while in the middle of the main façade, the front door is accessible via wide slate steps, typical of the region.

Between Angers and Rennes, in a historic town of Anjou, a master house, its dependencies, and its garden. Along a little-trafficked street, the south-facing house is oriented toward its garden, completely enclosed by a schist wall. Mostly built with schist rubble coated with lime, its main facade is enhanced with decorative elements in tufa stone: ground floor cornice, window frames, fluted pilasters, finials, cornice with dentils, etc. The Mansard roof is covered with slate. To the northeast, there is a rectangular dependency building, also topped with slate, and coated with cement. At the north end of the garden, a garage opens onto a neighboring street.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4894 : 17th C.country chateau in the heart of Upper Brittany To the south of Rennes, between the Vilaine and Semnon valleys, the property is set in unspoilt Breton countryside — with valleys, meadows and wooded areas — just a few minutes’ drive from shops, schools and medical facilities, and in the immediate vicinity of a railway station providing high-speed rail links to Rennes and on to Paris. A sought-after area, on the border between historic Brittany and the Anjou region. A gravel-surfaced driveway winds through the grounds, flanked by tall cedars and conifers, gradually revealing the château’s façades as it winds past the lawns, offering a serene approach that sets the scene for exploring the property. Built in several phases during the 17th century, the château displays a fine architectural unity. The façades, constructed of schist and rubble stone, are accentuated by light-coloured cut-stone frames around the openings; in places, wisteria or Virginia creeper clings to them. The high, steeply pitched slate roofs are punctuated by dormer windows with arched pediments and tall chimney stacks, lending the whole building a noble and balanced silhouette — without ostentation, in keeping with the understated style of the stately homes of Upper Brittany. The 560 sqm of living space features a particularly clear layout, organised around generous reception areas and a spacious sleeping area. The ground floor: The entrance hall, with its floor of antique terracotta tiles and exposed beams, offers sweeping views towards the living rooms and the grounds; the wooden staircase leads to the first floor. The grand drawing room, the centrepiece of the house, retains its painted panelling from floor to ceiling, a marble fireplace surmounted by a trumeau, and its original parquet flooring; the tall windows open wide onto the grounds and the inner courtyard. The dining room, which opens onto the grounds, is also panelled, beneath two exposed main beams, and features its own wooden fireplace; it connects to the pantry and then the kitchen, with its exposed stone walls and dark beams, which retains all its rustic character whilst being able to open out onto a large family space. A second sitting room, overlooking the courtyard and also featuring a fireplace, is generously proportioned and could easily be converted into a ground-floor bedroom; a utility room, a bathroom and a pantry complete this level, enabling a truly ground-floor lifestyle. The first floor: The eight bedrooms, accessed via a spacious landing, are generously proportioned and enjoy plenty of natural light, with views over the grounds. Several have retained their original fireplaces — one of which features an imposing carved wooden mantelpiece — as well as their original wooden floors, which bear witness to the house’s history. Two bathrooms complete this level, which is well suited to both family living and hospitality. In the loft, accessible from the first floor via a staircase, there is a convertible attic space. The outbuildings, constructed of stone and rendered, are arranged around a gravel-surfaced service courtyard: garage, workshop, storage areas and annexes that can be adapted to suit specific projects. Some retain their rustic authenticity and offer real potential for restoration. Set apart in the grounds stands a well-preserved circular dovecote, a testament to the estate’s former seigneurial status; nearby lie the masonry remains of an old chapel. The grounds, enclosed by ancient walls and covering approximately 3.3 acres (1.35 hectares), consist of vast lawns dotted with mature trees — cedars, conifers, deciduous trees and fruit trees — which frame the views as the seasons change. The gardens serve as an extension of the reception rooms; further on, an old orchard evokes the traditional layout of country estates. A swimming pool in need of restoration is situated nearby, though not visible from here, in a more secluded part of the grounds. Cabinet LE NAIL - Border of Brittany & South Manche : Mr Nicolas de LA VIGNE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nicolas de LA VIGNE ,Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 920 814 274. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

An 18th century manor house in need of renovation, with a garden and outbuilding, in the centre of a village near Vitré, 30 minutes from Rennes . Just a stone's throw from the village square and town hall, in a small street surrounded by listed historic buildings, the building has a wide rectangular façade with three bays. Just outside the door, a stone carving decorated with laurel leaves displays the prestigious name and rank of the master of the house, who had it built in 1786. Built over a basement, the house has two floors and an attic floor, with a total living area of around 217 m². The walls are weathered local stone, red sandstone, schist and granite. The slate roof is topped by three gabled dormers. The windows are framed in ashlar and have an arched wooden lintel at the top. The top of each window is decorated with mantling. A gate adjoins the house and provides access to the outbuilding and garden, which can be seen at the rear of the building. After climbing the few steps of the outside granite staircase, you enter through an old door that has the same motifs as the nearby 17th-century listed building.

Ref 4817: Charming townhouse and outbuildings for sale in Mayenne. Set in the heart of the town of Craon, this mansion is sheltered from view behind imposing walls and a monumental entrance porch, befitting the location. All the shops you need for daily life are within walking distance. Laval TGV station is 30 km away, offering a journey time of 1 hour 15 minutes to Paris. This townhouse, built in the 18th century, was once the home of the salt tax collector – that is to say, the residence of the official in charge of the salt storehouse, which stood not far from the townhouse. It played a role in the development of the Chouannerie. This is evidenced by the ‘Chouan hideout’ located inside the townhouse. The building is constructed of sandstone rubble. Tuffeau stone was chosen to adorn the façades (parapets, window frames and cornices). The building comprises a main block with a L-shaped wing. It covers an area of approximately 380 sqm excluding the attic and is accessed via two staircases: a main quarter-turn staircase with balusters, and a service staircase. The main façade faces east. A charming arched doorway, surmounted by a transom window and framed by Doric pilasters, invites us to enter the house. The ground floor comprises a 16 sqm entrance hall, a toilet and a small 6.7 sqm study. A separate 3 sqm entrance off the street completes the layout. The living room, situated in the wing, covers an area of 47 sqm with a generous ceiling height of 3.56 m, and opens onto a 25 sqm dining room (ceiling height 2.79 m). The 25 sqm kitchen is flanked by two utility rooms measuring 8 and 9 sqm. A 6.1 sqm service staircase leads to the upper floors. Finally, this level houses a 37 sqm storage room and a 23.7 sqm laundry room. Upstairs there are 6 bedrooms (15 to 34 sqm), as well as 2 shower rooms and 2 bathrooms, one of which has a toilet. The property also includes 3 additional rooms measuring 7, 9 and 10 sqm. The outbuildings comprise: A/ A garage extending from the wing of the main house. Two rooms on the ground floor (24 and 37 sqm) and two levels above (38 sqm each). B/ A building adjoining the garage and facing the street, comprising 80 sqm per level (3 levels). C/ A greenhouse. D/ The stables (43 sqm) comprising, on the ground floor, 2 stalls and a tack room; a staircase leading to the first floor with 3 rooms (9, 11 and 14 sqm), and a 45 sqm loft above. Roof redone in 2007. E/ A woodshed in the courtyard at the rear of the property. Option to purchase an additional property: Option to purchase, in addition, a building used as a garage and its land, with a total registered area of 286 sqm. The building is situated in a UAp zone under the Local Urban Development Plan (mixed-use urban zone). Land: This is a complete property, benefiting from a central town location, with the structural work in a very sound condition. The restoration work needs to be completed to finish the good work already undertaken, and the buyer can then choose a décor to their own taste. Cabinet Le Nail: +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4343 : Beautiful french manor house for sale in Pays de la Loire This property is located in Mayenne, in the former historic province of Anjou, on the borders of Brittany and not far from Maine. In the heart of the countryside, the immediate surroundings are pastoral and wooded. A small, historic, medieval town provides services just a few kilometres away. A leisure/camping centre with a 123– acre (50-hectare) lake offering a wide range of activities is just 15 minutes away by car. This former 16th-century manor house, strategically located on the border with Brittany, served as a collection centre for the gabelle tax. At the time, the seigneury included around ten farms and covered more than 247 acres (100 hectares). Today, it is a pleasant residence, extended by a dwelling in the 19th century. The building is built of rubble stone, covered with ochre-coloured rendering. The window surrounds are of tufa stone or brick, and the quoins are of red stone. The whole building is covered in slate. The house is built east-west. The interior of the manor house is accessed via a doorway topped with an accolade and fireplaces. The total floor surface area is approx. 540sqm and comprises 2 sections that are as much interconnected as they are independent: the manor house and the dwelling. THE MANOR HOUSE (285 sqm) : Ground floor: entrance hall (16sqm), 2 lounges (33 and 36 sqm), kitchen (23 sqm), boiler room, pantry and toilet; the whole is laid out around a magnificent wooden spiral staircase in Gothic style. 1st floor: master bedroom (35sqm) with shower and bathroom, dressing room and toilet, recreation room (26.5 sqm), bedroom (23 sqm), shower room and toilet. 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms (20 sqm each) and shower room with toilet. The interior of the manor house is typical of its era and has retained its defensive features. Thick walls with several openings, exposed beams and joists, terracotta floors and monumental fireplaces. THE DWELLING (255 sqm) : Ground floor: en suite: games room with staircase and wc, access to covered swimming pool (9x4m heated by heat pump), dining room, kitchen, small sitting room with staircase, 2 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms with wc. First floor: 4 bedrooms, 4 shower rooms with wc. This part of the house, which dates back to the 19th century, has been perfectly fitted out for entertaining. It has plenty of sleeping capacity and shower rooms in good condition. The adjoining rooms bring this part of the house to life, as they communicate perfectly with each other. It's easy to imagine the conviviality that reigns here, moving from one living room to another without having to push a door open. The property has been completely restored since it was handed down in 2 campaigns of work; first the farmhouse in the 2000s, then the manor house in 2006-2007. The two parts are independent in terms of heating, electrical system, sanitary facilities and water supply. The property as a whole offers good accommodation capacity, which can be used on a day-to-day basis as well as occasionally during the year for entertaining guests. The work that has been carried out is of a very high standard. The restoration work carried out by the current owners some twenty years ago was carried out in its entirety and with great care. The original architectural quality has been respected and even enhanced. To the south-east of the property is a slate-roofed outbuilding. It comprises two rooms of 90 and 40sqm, used as a shed and garage; close to the dwelling a building with two garage spaces; to the west of the manor house, 2 buildings, probably former pigsties, with slate roofs. The entire property is surrounded by hedges. Some of the trees that make up the park have been planted by the current owners, and the vegetation is beautiful and starting to grow. There are oaks, lime trees, chestnut trees and many fruit trees. The green setting around the property provides a pleasant area for maintenance. There is an orchard to the south of the property and a chestnut grove to the north. Well in the grounds. The total surface area is 3.47 acres (1 ha 40 a 76ca). Cabinet Le Nail: +33.(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4603: French listed manor house for sale in Pays de la Loire. This manor house is located in the Haut Anjou region of southern Mayenne. The historic town of Craon is 6 km away, with most shops and services. Château-Gontier is 25 km away, with all amenities. The TGV train station in Laval takes you to Paris (320 km away) in 1h15. Nantes Atlantique international airport is 1h25 away. Craon is a town of 4,500 souls located in the southern and western part of the Mayenne department. It was originally a medieval fortress, protecting the Breton border with its 1,600 m of walls. The last remnants of the ramparts disappeared in 1820. Today, you can still admire Craon's Halles, built in 1850 (listed as a Monument Historique), which bear witness to the town's rich economic past, as well as its castle. Numerous other sites offering a wide range of activities are less than 20 minutes away, including the Robert Tatin museum, the Refuge de l'Arche, the Mayenne valley... Built in the 14th century and enlarged during the Renaissance, this authentic manor house has remained unchanged since Henry IV. Acquired as an endangered historic monument some twenty years ago by the current passionate owners, it has since benefited from extensive restoration work respecting its architecture, with the assistance of recognized professionals. The manor house comprises a 14th-century wing, extended by a 16th-century main building set at right-angles. The walls are built of shale and sandstone rubble, rendered in sand and lime. Bays are framed in sandstone or tufa stone. The building has an Angers slate roof. Facing North/South, it spans 470 Ssqm, served by a spiral staircase in the corner tower, and a second service staircase. It comprises : First floor: large living room (70 sqm) with access to the spiral staircase, dining room (40 sqm), kitchen (31 sqm), small living room (32 sqm), bakehouse with staircase leading to 1st floor (27.5 sqm), laundry room (8 sqm), bathroom with shower (10 sqm), separate toilet. 1st floor: 5 bedrooms (44, 40, 34, 18, 13 sqm), landing (26.5 sqm), 1 bathroom with shower and toilet, 1 shower room with toilet. 2nd floor: 1 large attic bedroom (46 sqm floor area), 1 bathroom with shower, 1 separate toilet, attic. The architectural quality of the interior is faithful to the exterior: travertine floors, sand and lime rendered walls, exposed beam ceilings, windows with interior wooden shutters, monumental fireplaces, etc. Distributed around the dwelling, the outbuildings form a courtyard and comprise : A/ A large L-shaped, stone-built, slate-roofed outbuilding comprising: barn (88 sqm), 2 workshops (54 and 29 sqm), former stable (69 sqm) with attic above (69 sqm). B/ Former stone pigsties with slate roofs, including boiler room. C/ In the 14th-century wing, accessible from the outside, a storeroom with electric water heater and buffer tank. The property is accessed via an avenue of lime trees, which opens onto a monumental wooden gate framed by a bower. The courtyard is adorned with potted shrubs and boxwood. Beyond are box hedges and grassy flowerbeds, from which ancient hedgerows branch off. The manor house stands in the center of its parkland (3.21 acres / 1.3 ha), which includes an ancient moat (500 sqm) and meadows (44.47 acres / 18 ha). The ancient bocage layout is echoed by century-old oak trees. The total surface area is 48.27 acres (19 ha 53 a 50 ca). The following parts are classified as Historic Monument: the dwelling with its outbuildings and moat (cad. ZD 6, 34, 35): classified by decree on March 3, 1997. This property is a historic monument (allowing fiscal tax cuts if you pay taxes in France). Cabinet Le Nail: +33.(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 5301 2018 000 028 835 - CCI de la Mayenne 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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MAYENNE - HAUT ANJOU Located in a village in Haut-Anjou, you will be charmed by this former presbytery offering approximately 347 m² of living space, combining historic charm with modern comfort. It offers: - Two spacious reception rooms, ideal for entertaining your loved ones. - A dining room, an office and eight bedrooms, complemented by four bathrooms or shower rooms, perfect for a large family or guests. - Garage, covered courtyard and garden shed for everyday convenience. The 4,680 m² grounds are perfect for relaxation: a welcoming courtyard at the front, a wooded park at the rear with a variety of trees species and a 5x10 m heated swimming pool that enjoys constant sunshine, perfect for enjoying sunny days. The original decorative features have been preserved: fireplaces, wood panelling, old flagstones, parquet flooring, exposed beams, etc., giving the house its authentic and refined character. Ideally located, this property is 20 minutes from Château-Gontier, 40 minutes from Laval, and 1 hour from Angers and Rennes, offering easy access while preserving the tranquillity of a country village. An exceptional place, where charm, history and comfort come together. Asking price: €550,000 Agency fees payable by the seller Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6,620 and €9,000 per year. Prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This large Napoleon III time château, located 30 minutes west of Rennes, easily accessible via the N24 highway through Brittany, and 10 minutes from a TGV station, offers an elegant and refined setting for a residential or business project. It would be particularly well-suited to event development thanks to the potential of the large adjoining spaces. Opening its grand Renaissance-style façade to the south onto the expansive 5.4-hectare park bordered by a beautiful pond, it has retained the charm of its exterior features, including romantic sculptures, and the refined decor of the reception rooms, some of which still retain their original draperies and curtains. It comprises a vestibule accessed by a wide flight of steps, leading on either side to a large and small drawing room, a dining room, and an office, all with 4.60-meter-high ceilings. The wide staircase leads to four beautiful, bright bedrooms on the first floor, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, and five further bedrooms on the second floor. The original outbuildings feature architectural and sculptural elements typical of the 19th century, as does the elegant entrance gate. Extensive renovation work is required throughout. Sale price including fees: €1,050,000 Fees payable by the purchaser Fees: 5% including VAT of the price excluding fees, i.e. €50,000 Sale price excluding fees: €1,000,000 Excessive energy consumption: Class F (depending on case F or G). From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €40,470 and €54,800 per year. Prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This magnificent 19th-century castle, of Renaissance style, opens onto a landscaped park of over 5 hectares. It offers a living area of approximately 1,200 m², providing an exceptional setting for private or professional projects, including events. Opposite the residence, a superb pond of about 1.5 hectares, populated with carp, invites swimming or boating, in a bucolic environment. The architecture of the castle is attractive with its remarkable features: a resting doe sculpted above the main entrance, while the large dining room is decorated with a refined design representing the four seasons. Two elegant towers made of dressed schist rubble, sculpted limestone bays, a kennel, a sheepfold, a laundry room, and a barn complete the ensemble. The main part includes 15 rooms, including 9 spacious bedrooms, several with adjoining bathrooms, a large dining room, a large living room, a library, and more. Adjacent to the castle, a large extension allows for a ballroom, a billiard room, a bar, and other spaces, all served by a wide central corridor. This ensemble offers strong potential for receptions, seminars, cultural activities, or catering. The castle requires significant restoration. Work will be necessary, particularly on the roof, window frames, and extension. Ideal for a large family or an ambitious professional project, this exceptional property benefits from a privileged location: only 30 minutes from Rennes and 10 minutes from a TGV station connecting Paris in 1h30.

KARACTERRE® RENNES is delighted to present this exclusive contemporary family home, offering generous volumes and beautifully balanced living spaces. Tucked away in a quiet and sought-after residential setting, this elegant home combines space, comfort, and a true sense of convivial living. From the moment you enter, the abundance of natural light and the feeling of openness set the tone, with each area thoughtfully designed to flow seamlessly while preserving its own character. The ground floor unfolds into a spacious living area that opens effortlessly onto the terrace, extending indoor living to the outdoors. A stylish bar creates a natural transition between the living and lounge areas—perfect for entertaining—while the large lounge, centered around a contemporary fireplace, offers a more intimate and relaxing atmosphere. The fully fitted and equipped kitchen also connects directly to the terrace, where a pergola provides a shaded and inviting setting for al fresco dining and shared moments. A practical utility room completes the space, with direct access to a large garage. A comfortable master suite with en-suite shower room and dressing area, along with a separate WC, completes this level. Upstairs, a light and airy walkway subtly structures the layout: on one side, a generous multi-purpose room ideal as a home office, lounge, or additional bedroom; on the other, a bright mezzanine leading to three spacious bedrooms with built-in storage, a family bathroom with both bath and shower, and a separate WC. A terrace, extending from the living spaces, becomes a true additional room, bathed in light and calm. Outside, the landscaped garden—completely private and not overlooked—creates a peaceful green haven, perfect for relaxation. The home has been carefully designed with comfort in mind, featuring an efficient and discreet heating system for year-round wellbeing. With its generous proportions, natural light, and beautifully arranged spaces, this home offers a warm and inviting lifestyle—ideal for family living, entertaining, and simply enjoying every moment in a serene environment. Karacterre is a real estate agency specializing in character and exceptional properties across the Pays de la Loire and Brittany regions, including Angers, Cholet, Saumur, Le Mans, Rennes, Saint-Malo, and Dinard. Complimentary property valuations available upon request. Please note: In accordance with French regulations, proof of identity will be required prior to any private viewing. Energy class B, Climate class A Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 2270.00 € and 3110.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Between DOMLOUP and CESSON SEVIGNE - In the heart of a wooded park equipped to receive horses, a magnificent longère renovated with natural materials to restore its original charm. The building includes on the ground floor: entrance with wardrobe, spacious dining room, living room with a rotating fireplace opening onto a beautiful terrace and its swimming pool, fitted and equipped kitchen, bedroom, master bedroom with dressing room, bathroom and shower, laundry room, room, formerly a gym, but which can become a bedroom. Upstairs: Large mezzanine/office, 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, upstairs living room. An attached outbuilding contains a workshop, two horse boxes, storage for the garden. Paddocks are set up at the back of the house and two wells can supply the meadows. On the other side of the house is a large shelter allowing for parking cars and trailers or storing hay and straw. (4.53% fees including VAT payable by the buyer.)This description has been automatically translated from French.