luxury real estate for sale Cande, France

In the heart of Anjou, set in a pristine setting steeped in history, this Renaissance château embodies the very essence of French refinement. Once the ancestral home of the du Bellay family, it captivates with the harmony of its lines, the balance of its proportions, and the remarkable authenticity of its period features. A true architectural gem, this residence has stood the test of time with elegance, offering today a perfect blend of historic prestige and modern comfort. A majestic welcome from the moment you arrive. Behind a period wrought-iron gate, the property reveals itself with subtlety. A long driveway lined with century-old trees guides the eye and creates a spectacular vista, gradually revealing the noble and perfectly proportioned silhouette of the château. Every detail of the approach has been designed to enhance the moment, offering an arrival worthy of the grandest estates. The first stone of the château was laid in 1444 at the request of Jean Haton. Since then, each generation has contributed to its expansion and embellishment, with absolute respect for the original architectural codes. From the Middle Ages through the Renaissance to the present day, the château has preserved its soul while evolving with the times, offering a living testament to French history. Upon entering, the spaciousness and elegance of the rooms are immediately striking. A grand reception hall, enhanced by a monumental wall hanging. A refined living room, entirely paneled in wood. An elegant dining room, perfect for exceptional dinners. A spacious kitchen-dining area with a pantry, combining charm and functionality - A suite with an en-suite bathroom, offering comfort and privacy Each space embodies the French art of hospitality, blending prestige with warmth. First Floor – A listed interior of rare refinement Accessible via a distinctive staircase: - A sumptuous living room, bright and elegant, and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, entirely adorned with period wood paneling. Antique motifs, landscapes in shades of gray, blue, and gold… An exceptional ensemble, listed as a Historic Monument. Three additional bedrooms, offering comfort and harmony Second Floor – Spaciousness and Potential The second floor expands the château’s capacity with several additional bedrooms. Modular spaces that can accommodate suites, private lounges, offices, or relaxation areas. An ideal level for developing a family project or a high-end hospitality venture, while maintaining perfect architectural coherence. Outbuildings & Annexes – A Complete Estate The property includes charming outbuildings that enhance the estate: -- Outbuildings offering a wide range of possibilities (guest houses, reception areas, workshops, garages, etc.) - Utility and service areas - Significant development potential for additional projects These outbuildings fully contribute to the estate’s scale and functionality. A rarity on the market, the property is offered fully furnished and decorated. Each room has been meticulously designed in keeping with the spirit of the place, blending characterful furnishings, refined decorative elements, and aesthetic harmony. More than just a property, this château is an experience. A place where history, elegance, and serenity come together in everyday life. Whether as a private residence, family home, or prestigious project: a rare opportunity for clients seeking excellence and authenticity. An exceptional heritage gem Energy performance rating: g/g Asking price: €3,150,000 (Net seller price: €3,000,000 - 5% buyer's fees) Presented by Damien TOUDIC (EI): +1 646 777 3486 - [email protected]. The risks associated with this property are available on the website: wwww.géorisques.gouv.fr.

NEW LISTING – Karacterre® Angers. Nestled in the heart of the Segré countryside, this exceptional property reveals itself discreetly at the end of a driveway, set within a 1.85-hectare natural haven that blends landscaped grounds with lush green meadows. It is a rare setting where charm, authenticity, and serenity converge around a 206 m² residence, fully renovated with respect for its heritage. This remarkable property elegantly combines a 16th-century longhouse and a 17th-century dwelling, distinguished by its iconic square tower. The renovation, carried out to the highest standards, showcases fine, authentic materials: tufa stone, exposed stonework, antique terracotta floor tiles, travertine, exposed beams, and local slate roofing. Every detail reflects the home's timeless character, where historic charm harmoniously blends with modern comfort. Upon entering, a spectacular 'cathedral-style' living room impresses with its generous proportions and majestic period fireplace—the true centerpiece of the home. Overlooked by a vast mezzanine converted into a library, this living area fosters a welcoming atmosphere. It flows naturally into a cozy dining room—featuring an original bread oven—which opens onto a magnificent 90 m² terrace offering an unobstructed view of the grounds. The kitchen, both bright and functional, offers direct access to the gravel courtyard. The ground floor also includes a TV room, a laundry room, a bathroom with a toilet, and a spacious master suite opening onto the terrace, complete with a walk-in closet and a private shower room with a toilet. Two staircases provide access to the upper floors, further enhancing the home's unique character. The first level comprises the large mezzanine and three lovely bedrooms, two of which feature their own shower room with a toilet. On the top floor, a fifth bedroom—full of charm—reveals remarkable traditional exposed beams and a washbasin area, creating an intimate, authentic retreat. Outside, the property boasts an exceptional natural setting. The grounds feature magnificent tree species—including centuries-old oaks, hornbeams, maples, acacias, and lime trees—creating a landscape that remains beautiful throughout the seasons. A bountiful orchard planted with fig, pear, and apple trees, along with a former vegetable garden (supplied by a well), completes this idyllic picture. Numerous outbuildings further enhance the property's potential: a barn with horse stalls, a workshop, a garage, a garden shed, and a kennel offer a wide range of possibilities. Sheltered from any disturbances and with no immediate neighbors, the property nonetheless enjoys a prime location: just 5 minutes from local shops and services, 10 minutes from Segré, 15 minutes from Le Lion-d'Angers, and 30 minutes from Angers. A home of rare character—ideal for lovers of heritage, nature, and authenticity seeking an exceptional lifestyle. SAS KARACTERRE, an agency specializing in authentic properties, registered with the Angers Trade and Companies Register (RCS) under number 899 365 811. We operate throughout the Pays de la Loire and Brittany regions: Angers, Château-Gontier, Laval, Nantes, Cholet, Saumur, Le Mans, Rennes, and Saint-Malo. Discover our portfolio—including manor houses, bourgeois homes, lofts, contemporary residences, private mansions, châteaux, manors, charming longères (traditional long farmhouses), character apartments, and exceptional, luxury, or charming properties—directly on the Karacterre Immobilier website. Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 4130.00 € and 5660.00 € 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.

Remarkable 1882 bourgeois house for sale on a 3,768 m² wooded plot, ideally located in the heart of a village with all amenities and on the banks of the Erdre River (with private river access and boat launch), 35 minutes from Nantes and 40 minutes from Angers. This 420 m² (4,528 sq ft) residence (plus 184 m² (2,015 sq ft) of additional usable space in the basement and garden level, plus a 150 m² (1,615 sq ft) garage and outbuilding, plus a greenhouse and various other outbuildings) offers great comfort, high ceilings, quality materials, various period features, several rooms with an authentic vintage feel, and large windows providing abundant natural light and superb views of the park and the village church steeple. The building, which in the 1950s was owned by a prominent local figure, underwent significant renovations at that time. On the one hand, the foundations and structural work have been rebuilt and completely redesigned to allow the house to thrive in its pleasant location on the banks of the Erdre River, thus definitively eliminating any risk of rising damp and allowing it to flourish fully and without fear, even in the event of occasional river flooding. On the other hand, a significant and well-considered extension has been created to offer exceptional living spaces (including a panoramic dining room with an inset fireplace, a reception room with a bar on the garden level, a double terrace upstairs, etc.). The well-equipped residence, in excellent general condition, situated on a magnificent city park, would be ideally suited as a primary or secondary residence, for a large family, for a high-end bed and breakfast, for small receptions, an artist's residence, for professionals, or for other activities, offering its guests an intimate and elegant setting. The main building comprises: A full basement with various service and storage rooms, a laundry room, a wine cellar, a storeroom, restrooms, and a reception room with a bar opening onto a garden-level terrace and the park. On the ground floor: Entrance hall, cloakrooms and restrooms, office, billiard room and adjoining living room with sliding doors, living/dining room with a fireplace (closed hearth) and an impressive glass roof overlooking the park, various service entrances, pantry with storage, and a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area. A marble staircase, adorned with an illuminated stained-glass window, leads to the upper floors. On the first floor: Large landing with wardrobes and ample storage, four large bedrooms (including a suite with an anteroom and a large terrace), each with a bathroom or shower room and toilet. On the second floor: Two bedrooms (one with a shower room and toilet, and the other with ample storage) and a large room (suitable as a bedroom, playroom, office, etc.). Maintained interior and exterior; Double-glazed wood and aluminum windows (partially with 44.2 glazing); Interior shutters (traditional and roller); Underfloor heating throughout; Equipped kitchen and laundry room; Service doorbells on each floor; Mains drainage; Excellent exposure for the house and its terraces; Gated property with remote-controlled gate and electronic security system + video surveillance; Outbuildings including a large enclosed garage with an attic above, a greenhouse, various ornamental structures, and more. Enclosed park/garden with mature trees, landscaping, numerous flowering shrubs, an ornamental pond, a vegetable garden, private access to the Erdre River with a boat ramp, and secure outdoor parking. Schools, middle school, restaurants, cinema, swimming pool, and all amenities within walking distance. 4G/5G and high-speed fiber optic internet available. Property tax: 2,038. Further information (photos/details/file) and viewings available upon request. Further details (photos/information/file) and viewings available upon request. Exclusive offer 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: 110952-220002. Contact: Chris DUBOIS.

Nantes Sotheby's Realty presents this 19th-century château, nestled within an estate of nearly 10 hectares, between Nantes and Angers, just 10 minutes from the A11 motorway. Set in a peaceful, verdant, and unspoiled environment, this characterful property offers an exceptional living experience and rare potential, whether as a family residence, a tourism venture, or an equestrian project. The château comprises, on the ground floor, a grand entrance hall leading to a sitting room, a dining room, and a welcoming kitchen. On the upper floor, five bedrooms — three of which have their own en-suite bathroom — provide comfort and privacy. Beneath the eaves, a vast open-plan space awaits conversion, lending itself to a wide range of projects: an additional suite, a home office, a games room, or a leisure area. On the garden level, a kitchen, a dining room, a cellar, and several storage areas round off the ensemble beautifully. The numerous outbuildings, fitted out within the estate's former stables, offer a wealth of potential uses: - Three independent apartments, including one three-bedroom and two one-bedroom units (one of which is currently tenanted); - A warm and inviting two-bedroom loft; - An additional outbuilding comprising a one-bedroom apartment, storage areas, and two stalls currently set up for horses — opening the door to an equestrian activity or the accommodation of your own horses. Outside, the estate delights with the variety of its spaces: a heated swimming pool, an orchard, a private woodland, a pond, and sweeping meadows together create a privileged setting conducive to relaxation and quiet contemplation. A prestigious family residence, a bed-and-breakfast, holiday cottages, or an equestrian venture — this property lends itself to a wide range of ambitions. Come and discover this true haven of peace, where charm, nature, and potential come together in perfect harmony. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr](https://www.georisques.gouv.fr)

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At the entrance to Segré, just 30 minutes from Angers, this remarkable manor house embodies the timeless elegance of historic homes, enhanced by a renovation that respects its past. Built between the 15th and 19th centuries, this characterful property unfolds its architecture around a main courtyard, the true heart of the estate. This harmonious layout creates an open-air reception area, both intimate and majestic, ideal for welcoming family and guests in an exceptional setting. The manor house comprises two main residences of approximately 151 sqm and 102 sqm, offering authentic spaces where the original charm has been carefully preserved: terracotta tile floors, exposed beams, period fireplaces, elegant stonework... The renovation has subtly integrated contemporary amenities, ensuring a comfortable lifestyle perfectly suited to modern needs. A third, independent dwelling of approximately 115 sq m, requiring renovation, offers a range of possibilities as a guest house, rental property, or professional space. Numerous outbuildings complete this rare property, including stables, a charming chapel, and a former bread oven, representing an additional 215 sq m. All these spaces enhance the unique potential of this property. Situated on approximately 3,000 sq m of enclosed, wooded grounds, sheltered from any disturbances, the estate offers a peaceful and unspoiled living environment while remaining close to amenities. A place steeped in history, with a strong character, ideal for those who appreciate rare properties and seek authenticity, elegance, and potential. Contact EI: Frédéric Piriou 33 6 12 03 02 17. The seller pays the agency fees. Energy Class: D / Climate Class: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use range from EUR3,710 to EUR5,120 per year. Indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including subscription). For detailed information on environmental risks, please visit the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A family chateau where a famous novelist lived, tucked away in the beautiful countryside of France’s Anjou province. The chateau stands in the shade of age-old trees that tower in English-style grounds. The edifice was recently restored. Its roofing, insulation, electricity, plumbing, windows and sanitation system were renovated. Its 40-metre-long facade stretches from north to south. The chateau has a main section with dual-aspect rooms. This section is framed between a pavilion at its north end and a second pavilion at its south end. Two towers also adjoin it. One of these towers houses a chapel. To the south and west of the dwelling, there are 6,500m² of tree-dotted grounds that are easy to maintain. The property was the family home of the famous French novelist Hervé Bazin. The current owner recreated the atmosphere of Bazin’s novel ‘Vipère au Poing’ here and opened the chateau to visitors. The property has been entirely adapted to comply with norms for France’s accreditation for a building to be open to the public. It now resembles a museum and can be used as a business.

Ref.4635 : 16th and 18th C. Noble Dwelling and its Park on 58.8 acres in Maine et Loire department This property is located in Haut-Anjou, in « the Anjou Bleu region », in the north of the Maine-et-Loire department, 2 km from a small village. Segré (7,000 inhabitants) is 10 km away. Angers, 45 km away, is accessible via a 4-lane motorway and takes the TGV to Paris in 1 hours 30. The property is located at the end of a beautiful driveway with a 400 m tarmac road. Anjou Bleu stretches from the borders of Brittany to the Mayenne river. The region takes its name from its mining past. Indeed, the blue of its slate and schist, the stone used for building and especially roofing, adorns many of the houses in the west of France! The region is bursting with places to stay, places to eat and places to discover: this is Hervé Bazin country! The famous blue mine and its galleries will take you deep into the bowels of the earth, the Château de Challain-la-Potherie will reveal its neo-Gothic splendour, and the Château de la Lorie will plunge you into a grand, luminous pleasure residence. The Bleu mill-towers decorate the bocage landscape of Anjou Bleu and its region, where life is good. This noble dwelling was built on a 16th-century base and altered mainly in the 18th and 19th centuries. It came into the family of the current owners following a marriage in 1914. Built of rendered schist rubble with a slate roof and facing north/south, it spans 526 sqm of living space and comprises : Ground floor: large entrance hall (50 sqm) leading to all the rooms and the stairway, lounge with red marble fireplace in the Louis XVI style (31 sqm), billiards room with black marble fireplace in the Louis XVI style (30 sqm), study (20 sqm), dining room (23 sqm), kitchen (17 sqm), utility room (12 sqm) and toilet. First floor: a corridor runs through the house and leads to 5 bedrooms (31, 29, 26, 26, 19 sqm), 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room, wc and a wash-hand basin in one bedroom. Above: a corridor leads to a laundry room, a home cinema and former utility rooms (not counted as living space); the attic insulation and electricity on this floor are new. The layout on each floor and the proportions of the rooms are excellent. The house is deep and the volumes are generous without being excessive. This is a comfortable family home. What's more, the materials and finishes are of the highest quality. (Historical sources: Célestin Port / Mérimée database) OUTBUILDINGS : They comprise : A/ A barn comprising: workshop (14 sqm), cellar (6 sqm), garage (36 sqm), boiler room/pool-house (46 sqm), lean-to at the back (6 sqm); roofing dating back a dozen years; B/ A swimming pool created in 2014, measuring 6 x 12 m (prof. 1.7 m max), liner, treated with bio uv oxygen; submerged, heated cover; C/ A stable for sheep (34 sqm) in the former walled vegetable garden; D/ A wood shed (30 sqm) with concrete slab, electrified; E/ A former stable (46 sqm), upper floor; F/ A property rented and comprising: - An 110 sqm dwelling with, on the ground floor: kitchen, bedroom, lounge, shower room, wc/laundry room; upstairs: 3 bedrooms; roof redone around ten years ago, electric heating, half of the windows are double glazed, shower room redone 3 years ago, dwelling to be refreshed; - A large barn in the extension; - 2 sheds. LAND : The property is accessed from the north via a majestic cedar avenue. To the south, the property is bordered by a small river. Passionate about parks, the owners have been developing the current one through regular planting for over 50 years. The grounds around the manor house are sumptuous, planted with a wide variety of species: cedar, sequoia, oak, liquidambar, ginko biloba, American walnut, maple, cypress, yew, etc. The park is irrigated and the potted plants have taps. One person maintains the exterior of the property for 8 to 10 hours a week. The surface area of the property is divided as follows: 13 acres (5 ha) of parkland and driveways 15 acres (5.8 ha) of ancient woodland 17 acres (7 ha) of mixed plantations (oak, hornbeam, walnut, chestnut, maple, umbrella pine, Douglas fir) created 10 years ago; 12.8 acres (5,2 ha) of meadows. The total land area is 58.8 acres (23,8 ha) Option to purchase, in addition, Article 2, comprising 11.6 acres (4,7 hectares) of meadowland. Price: €25.000 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.4804 : French house on the banks river in Anjou. This charming miller’s house, dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, is situated near the town of Segré in Anjou Bleu, a pretty town in Haut-Anjou through which the River Oudon flows. Nestled in lush greenery and lulled by the murmur of the water, this property perfectly embodies the traditional Angevin home, whilst its surroundings evoke the gentle way of life so characteristic of the region. Shops and amenities are easily accessible in under 5 minutes by car. Angers and its economic hub are approximately 30 minutes away, giving this property a highly sought-after location. Built along a charming little river, this former miller’s house offers a truly privileged setting for those seeking a waterside location and the Angevin countryside as a way of life. The main house was built using local stone rendered with lime and tuffeau, on a four-storey plan with a slate roof, thus faithfully reflecting the architectural style of the bourgeois houses of Northern Anjou. Note the refined ornamentation on the north façade, the moulded eaves, the tuffeau stone frames of the windows and low-arched openings, and the latticework joinery, all of which lend it a remarkable elegance. Built slightly overhanging the river it borders, it offers approximately 220 sqm of living space arranged as follows: On the ground floor : an entrance hall featuring a beautiful baluster staircase leading to the upper floors, with access on either side to a dining room with a closed-hearth fireplace, a kitchen, a spacious living room, a second entrance with an adjoining toilet, and a suite comprising a bedroom, a shower room and a toilet. On this floor, you will find original terracotta tiled floors, a marble fireplace and moulded ceilings. On the first floor : a landing leads on one side to a study, a suite comprising a bedroom, a dressing room and a shower room, and on the other side to a hallway leading to three bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and a laundry room. As on the ground floor, there are terracotta tile floors and a marble fireplace, as well as parquet flooring. Unconverted attic space on the second floor. Cellars in the basement accessible via a staircase in the entrance hall. A long driveway lined with magnificent chestnut trees leads to a delightful 3.45 acres (1.4-hectare) estate comprising courtyards, a terrace, a garden, a small valley, meadows and copses, all adorned with beautiful trees (willows, ash trees, chestnut trees, oaks, etc.) and bordered by an enchanting river. The property comprises outbuildings: a remarkable old mill, now used for storage and as a workshop and various cellars, now used as storage rooms and a woodshed. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - Mr Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 760. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

NEW LISTING Karacterre ® Mayenne. Nestled in the heart of the unspoiled Segré countryside, this beautiful renovated farmhouse offers 227 m² of living space on a magnificent landscaped plot of 3,904 m², a true haven of serenity and privacy. The ground floor features a living/dining room with a wood-burning stove and large windows opening onto the terrace, a fully equipped and highly functional family kitchen, and a spacious 40 m² living room with terracotta tile flooring and a superb period fireplace. A hallway leads to the sleeping area, which includes two bedrooms and a shower room with toilet. This level also comprises a utility room, a toilet, and a boiler room. The staircase leads to the first floor, which comprises a landing, a large living room with beautiful exposed beams, a hallway, three lovely bedrooms, a bathroom, and a toilet. This property boasts a large double garage/workshop of approximately 75m² with an automatic gate, pigsties, a large agricultural shed of approximately 162m², an orchard and vegetable garden with a greenhouse, a well, and numerous tree species. A true haven of peace! Located 13km from Segré, 40 minutes from Angers and its TGV station, 30 minutes from Châteaubriant, and 45 minutes from Laval, this property will appeal to those who appreciate character and are seeking a serene living environment, ideal for a family home, a craftsman, or a professional practice. KARACTERRE SAS, an agency specializing in authentic properties, registered with the Angers Trade and Companies Register under number 899 365 811. We operate throughout the Pays de la Loire and Brittany regions: Angers, Château-Gontier, Laval, Nantes, Cholet, Saumur, Le Mans, Rennes, and Saint-Malo. Discover our properties, including manor houses, townhouses, lofts, contemporary houses, private mansions, castles, mansions, charming farmhouses, character apartments, exceptional properties, luxury properties, charming properties, and investment properties, directly on the Karacterre real estate website. Including fees of 5% TTC to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 428 571 €. Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 3960.00 and 5410.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

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Set in an elevated and unspoiled environment just minutes from the heart of Segré, this remarkable property offers a rare blend of authenticity, privacy, and refined country living. Extending over more than 20,000 sqm of south-facing grounds, the estate enjoys breathtaking open views stretching over 30 kilometers. Discreetly positioned behind its entrance gate, the property immediately conveys a sense of calm and exclusivity. The main residence, offering approximately 280 sqm of living space, has been thoughtfully designed for comfortable family living while preserving its original character. Period features such as exposed beams blend seamlessly with generous volumes and abundant natural light. The reception rooms open gracefully onto a terrace through large bay windows, framing the surrounding landscape. The ground floor also features an independent kitchen, a spacious utility room, and guest amenities. A ground-floor master suite with en-suite shower room ensures ease of living. A mezzanine level hosts a study or office space, ideally suited for remote working or professional use, with the added benefit of a potential independent access. A fully glazed patio enhances this area, offering an ideal setting for a wellness space or private gym. Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the sleeping quarters. The top floor offers further potential for conversion into an additional suite, dressing room, or flexible living space. The secondary residence, approximately 170 sqm, is dedicated to entertaining and hospitality. This charming stone building features a spacious reception hall of over 100 sqm, complete with bar area, shower room, and an open fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for gatherings. The upper level offers a mezzanine suitable for a games room or lounge area, along with two guest bedrooms, ensuring comfortable accommodation for visitors. Energy rating: C / Climate rating: C Estimated annual energy costs: between euros4,240 and euros5,740 (based on indexed energy prices for 2021?2023, including subscriptions). Contact: Frédéric Piriou +33 6 12 03 02 17 Commercial agent registered in Angers (RSAC n° 907693899) Agency fees payable by the seller. Information on potential risks for this property is available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Réf. 4785: charming property for sale in Maine-et-Loire department. This property is located in Maine-et-Loire, on the border between Anjou and historic Brittany, 35 km from Angers. The area is hilly and the hillside location offers beautiful views stretching to the horizon. A few kilometres away flows the ‘River of the Kings of France’ and the ‘Mother of Rivers’: the Loire. Well located between Nantes and Angers, access to the property is excellent: Ingrandes-sur-Loire railway station is a few kilometres away, and there is motorway access (A11). Originally, the property was easily accessible on horseback from Nantes. This building, or rather this folly, is typical of its era. It is likely to have been the former country house of a notable figure from Nantes, built around 1880. Architecturally and externally, the property has all the hallmarks of a small château, while remaining modest in size. Built of stone and covered with slate, this house has a surface area of approximately 255 sqm, spread over 3 levels and accessed by a central staircase. It faces south-west and comprises: On the ground floor: entrance hall (10.2 sqm) with WC and washbasin, L-shaped living room with parquet flooring (covered with carpet) and fireplace (56.3 sqm/ ceiling height 2.97 m and 2.63 m); a corridor leading to a kitchen (22.3 sqm), conservatory (24.3 sqm) and laundry/boiler room (10.3 sqm). Upstairs: library (20.8 sqm/ ceiling height: 4.3 m), former kitchen (11.2 sqm), 3 bedrooms (12, 18 and 19 sqm), 1 bathroom and WC (17.6 sqm), 1 shower room and WC (2.3 sqm). Above: 1 bedroom (21.8 sqm) with balcony and panoramic view, 1 bathroom and WC (4.7 sqm). The property was acquired by the current owner's parents in 1986. It underwent extensive renovation work between 1987 and 1992. Today, the structural work is in a reassuring condition. Modernisation of the amenities (kitchen and bathrooms) and decoration could be considered. • Roof: slate with hooks, installed in 1987; • Renovation: carried out in 1987; • Window frames: wood, double glazing; • Heating: Dimplex heat pump (aerothermal) installed around 2010; • Hot water production: thermodynamic water heater from 2017; • Sanitation: via a septic tank from 2013, currently being inspected; • Electricity: wiring redone in 1987, some electrical panels are recent; • Water supply via the public service; • Bathrooms: mostly redone in 1987, in need of refreshing; • Lightning conductor; • Alarm system. Outbuildings : They comprise: A/ A 79 sqm house: living room (26.6 sqm), bathrooms, toilet and boiler room (12 sqm), 2 bedrooms (17 and 23.4 sqm); work carried out in the 1990s: electric boiler, electric water heater, some windows replaced with double glazing: property in need of refurbishment. Garage and woodshed nearby. B/ An 86 sqm house: living room (23.7 sqm), kitchen (6.5 sqm), shower room (5 sqm), 3 bedrooms (12, 13 and 26 sqm), attic access; 28 sqm garage; renovated around 1995, gas boiler (tank removed); nearby: former stable and tack room (20 sqm) used as a garage, former pool house with shower and toilet (1988 swimming pool out of service); C/ Small shed on the site of a former tennis court. D/ Small wooden stable (1 box). The grounds are pleasantly laid out around the house. Most of it is enclosed by wire fencing (80 cm high) or barbed wire fencing. It comprises: - 12.8 acres of woodland, criss-crossed by wide paths and planted with fine trees; a wide bridle path leads from the house to the woods, offering beautiful views; - 18.7 acres of meadows below the house; - A very pleasant English-style park with numerous ornamental trees. Part of it is a small French-style garden with a reflecting pool, groves and statues. On the other side, a balustrade allows you to contemplate the rolling horizon from above; A beautiful driveway allows visitors to appreciate, from the curve, the arrival at this place which has all the attributes of a beautiful country property. The whole estate covers an area of approx. 34.58 acres 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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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.

Réf. 4855 : a charming castle 30 km from Angers. In Upper Anjou, this charming little château, built in the early 19th century at the behest of the current owners’ ancestors, stands on a promontory and commands a commanding view over the Oudon valley. This elegant residence immediately captivates with the purity of its lines and the quality of its setting in the heart of a beautiful wooded park, a veritable haven of greenery in which it has found its place remarkably well. Close to Angers, and not far from the market town of Le Lion d’Angers, which is a five-minute drive away, this property enjoys a favourable location between Paris and the coast, and a central position linking it to the major cities of the West: Nantes, Rennes, Le Mans and Bordeaux. Just a stone’s throw away, the Parc de l’Isle Briand is home to one of the world’s most renowned equestrian venues. It is bordered by the Lion d’Angers racecourse, which hosts several internationally recognised equestrian events each year. Quiet yet not isolated, the property captivates with both the purity of its classical style and the unobstructed views offered by the surrounding countryside. The setting is ideal for family life as well as for a refined country residence. The château’s architecture, characterised by great simplicity, reflects the style of the fine mansions of the Anjou region: a symmetrical layout, tall windows and well-balanced proportions. The eye is drawn here more to the overall harmony than to decorative elements, lending the whole building a great deal of distinction. Inspired by the Loire Valley style, it was built in local stone and tuffeau limestone to a four-storey plan with a slate roof and four bays arranged around a slightly projecting central bay, thanks to the monumental entrance portal, framed by simple pilasters supporting a moulded entablature with dentils. The particularly elegant semi-circular door is surmounted by a fan-shaped transom window that lends the whole structure a sense of delicacy and verticality. Also of note is the presence, as on the south side, of a pretty double-curved staircase on the north side. These interior spaces cover an area of approximately 400 sqm and are laid out as follows: On the raised ground floor: an entrance hall, from which a remarkable balustrade staircase rises, provides access to a series of adjoining rooms—the reception room, music room, study, large sitting room and dining room—and to a hallway leading to a kitchen and a small sitting room. These rooms are adorned with attractive decorative features, marble fireplaces, beautiful antique parquet flooring, wooden picture rails and moulded ceilings. On the first floor: a landing leads to a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom on one side, and to a gallery leading to three bedrooms, a dressing room and two bathrooms. Just like on the ground floor, you can see antique parquet flooring, attractive decorative features, marble fireplaces, wooden picture rails and ornate ceilings. On the second floor: a corridor leads to former staff bedrooms in the attic. On the basement: former service rooms used for storage and as a boiler room. Outbuildings : The property comprises the following outbuildings: 1/ A former U-shaped stable building enclosing a square courtyard to the east, with a walled rear courtyard to the west, built of local stone and tuffeau with a slate roof (recently re-roofed). It comprises several rooms used for storage, workshops and a garage, as well as two functional dwellings: The annexe: on the ground floor, a living room with a kitchen area and a staircase leading to the upper floor, plus a toilet. On the first floor, three bedrooms, a shower room and a toilet. Features include original terracotta floor tiles, simple window frames and double glazing, heating via a wood-burning insert and electric convector heaters, hot water supplied by an electric boiler, and a private sewage system in need of upgrading. The caretaker’s accommodation: on the ground floor, entrance hall with staircase leading to the upper floor, toilet, kitchen and bedroom on the same level. On the first floor, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. Features single window frames and double glazing, heating via a wood-burning stove, hot water supplied by an electric boiler, private sewage system in need of updating. 2/ Other outbuildings: sheepfold, adjoining stable, kennel and woodshed in need of renovation. A large and magnificent 16 acres of English-style parkland, featuring beautiful trees dating back several centuries (cedars, redwoods, oaks, chestnut trees, sweet chestnuts, camellias, etc.), a charming little pond and a large walled vegetable garden. There is a well on the property. One immediately feels a sense of tranquillity and harmony, as if the place naturally invites you to slow down, contemplate and savour an environment that has remained unspoilt. Cabinet LE NAIL – Maine-et-Loire - M. Lodoïs HUBERT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Lodoïs HUBERT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 792 044 760. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Réf.4739 : Renaissance chateau listed as a Historic Monument and 83 acres for sale in Anjou In Anjou, built in the countryside on the outskirts of a small village, stands this magnificent Renaissance property. A large avenue of lime trees leads to the old carriage entrance that precedes the main courtyard. The property is located in the north of Maine-et-Loire, in a preserved rural area, away from major traffic flows and easily accessible. The village is set in a landscape of hedgerows and farmland. The neighbouring towns provide everyday amenities. Angers, 35 km away, is within easy reach, offering a direct link to Paris (A11 motorway and TGV station for Paris in 1 hour 25 minutes). The whole property offers a discreet, stable and rural setting, characteristic of the Anjou region. Angers (population 160.000) is just 15 minutes away by car. Angers is the capital of the Anjou region, with all the shops and services you need (university hospital, universities, TGV train station providing a 1h30 hour link to Paris). The town centre is magnificent, with its narrow streets, the imposing silhouette of its 13th-century castle, and the parks and gardens in the heart of the town. The town has also been awarded the title of France's top green town and is a great place to live. In other words: the gentleness of Anjou. It is one of the smallest Renaissance-style chateau in France. Built of schist and tuffeau stone and covered with slate, it faces south/north. It has a total surface area of 800 sqm spread over three levels of approximately 230 sqm each, extended by three half-floors in the east wing. The upper floors are accessed via an impressive straight stone staircase, supported by buttress walls and covered with brick vaults with white stone coffers, as well as a wooden spiral staircase. The façades feature large windows with crossbars and mullions. The chateau's roofs are very varied, illustrating the architectural richness of the building: pavilion, pepperpot and imperial. One enters the residence through a low semi-circular door with pilasters: - On the ground floor: guard room (67 sqm, ceiling height: 3.63 m), library (33 sqm), dining room (38 sqm), kitchen (36 sqm), utility room (7.6 sqm), toilet and washbasin; On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (42 sqm) and bathroom (8 sqm). - Upstairs: living room with painted wood panelling (72 sqm, ceiling height 3.51 m), 3 bedrooms (35, 28, 18 sqm), one with en-suite bathroom, another with dressing room, office (24 sqm), bathroom and shower room (11 sqm), WC and dressing room (9 sqm); On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (42 sqm), bathroom/shower room and toilet (8.5 sqm), dressing room in the tower. - On the second floor: billiard room (29 sqm), upstairs lounge (27 sqm), 7 bedrooms (from 11 to 28 sqm), 1 shower room; On the mezzanine floor: bedroom (44 sqm), bathroom/shower room and WC (8 sqm), dressing room in the tower. Attic above, vaulted cellar including the boiler room under the west wing and semi-underground cellar under the east wing. The chateau is sold furnished; the complete list is to be determined with the owner. The quality of the building's exterior architecture is exceptional. The interior lives up to this impression with architectural features characteristic of large country houses. To name but a few, there is the beautiful straight staircase with open risers, the monumental fireplaces, the mullioned and transom windows, and the consistent and skilful use of high-quality materials (terracotta, wood panelling, cut stone for the ornamentation, etc.). The two painted rooms upstairs are admirable. The paintings were created in 1648 for the wedding of a former owner of the château: The first includes classical motifs such as foliage, crowned busts of Roman emperors, but also still lifes of flowers and fruit, landscapes of Anjou, etc. The second is known as the 'chambre des Amours' (chamber of love) because of the motifs with which it is decorated. This building, on a human scale, has all the features of a large Renaissance château. Without excessive decoration or extravagance, it authentically embodies a large Anjou residence, with no lack of architectural richness. It is an extension in Haut-Anjou of the prestigious splendour of the Châteaux of the Loire. OUTBUILDINGS : They include a U-shaped courtyard comprising: - A 4-room building with 2 woodsheds and 2 chicken coops; - At right angles: a barn, a large garage (125 sqm), a 2-room caretaker's lodge (70 sqm), electric heating, in need of refurbishment; attics above; - At right angles: a dilapidated 70 sqm dwelling, then the old stables (saddle room and 6 stalls); attic above. In the grounds: - A dovecote; - A kennel; - A shelter in the woods; - A well in the courtyard. LAND : Charming English-style park planted with numerous large trees (oaks, cedars, ash trees, chestnut trees, etc.) and ornamental shrubs. A beautiful avenue of lime trees leads to the chateau. - The entire area covers 83.5 acres and is divided as follows: - Approximately 23.5 acres of woodland (excluding avenues); - Four ponds measuring approximately 900 sqm, 1,200 sqm, 3.9 acres and 7.4 acres respectively; NB: these are geoportal measurements based on aerial views. These measurements may vary depending on the weather and the condition of the ponds. - 13.1 acres of buildings, parkland and avenues; - Approximately 34.6 acres of open meadows. 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.

Réf. 4814 : A beautiful property with outbuildings in South Mayenne - 25km from Segré-en-Anjou. This property is situated in Haut-Anjou, on the border between Mayenne and Maine-et-Loire, set in wooded countryside and 3 km from a village. A small town of 3,000 inhabitants, about 10 km away, offers all the amenities you need for daily life. The pretty town of Château-Gontier is 14 km away, Angers 40 km, and Paris 280 km. The TGV station at Sablé-sur-Sarthe is 25 km away, and the Etriché-Châteauneuf station (TER) is 15 km away. The ancient medieval town of Château-Gontier boasts a rich architectural heritage. Among other things, the former Ursuline Convent (dating from the 17th century) now houses a national theatre, the Romanesque church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste (dating from the 11th century) with its wall frescoes, and the half-timbered houses and concentration of mansions symbolising the wealth of this town. The house was built in the 18th century as an extension of a 17th-century building, and a small annexe from that period still stands today. Built in the classical style, it is a plastered stone building with a slate roof. The exhibition runs through the building, as it opens to the west onto a courtyard enclosed by low walls and flanked by two outbuildings, and to the east onto the garden. This country house offers approximately 420 sqm of living space spread over three floors, accessed via a central staircase, and comprises: On the ground floor: an entrance hall (17.6 sqm), with a staircase featuring balusters and a toilet beneath it. To the right: living room with a monumental tuffeau stone fireplace (42.6 sqm, ceiling height 3.08 m), 1 ground-floor bedroom (17.1 sqm) and 1 bathroom (9.4 sqm). To the left: In a row: living room with panelling and a tuffeau stone fireplace (35 sqm, ceiling height 3.23 m), dining room with a monumental tuffeau stone fireplace (26.5 sqm) opening onto a small living room on a split level (18.6 sqm, ceiling height 2.61 m), service entrance (16.9 sqm), kitchen (23.4 sqm), utility room (10.6 sqm), laundry room (5.2 sqm), and boiler room (7.5 sqm). Upstairs: A hallway leads to 5 bedrooms (24, 21, 12, 11 and 10 sqm), 4 bathrooms (one with a toilet) and 1 shower room. Upstairs: 3 bedrooms (31, 25 and 8 sqm) and 2 bathrooms with toilets. The interior of this country house features décor typical of the fine residences of the Haut-Anjou region. The decorative features (terracotta floor tiles, wood panelling, tuffeau stone fireplaces, French-style ceilings, quarter-turn staircase, etc.) have been preserved and display a lovely patina that only time can bestow. Outbuildings : The property comprises a group of outbuildings, attractively arranged around the manor house: A/ A service building (South), comprising former stables comprising three rooms (101, 88 and 38 m²), with two sheds extending from either side; B/ A service building (North), comprising a small private reception room (67 m²), and an annexe: on the ground floor, a living room/kitchen (39 m²), a bedroom and a shower room (18 m²); upstairs, a bedroom (13.4 m²), bathroom with WC (5.4 m²), converted attic; C/ A barn; D/ Former pigsties extending from the manor house; E/ A woodshed; F/ A cellar accessible from the outside (beneath the manor house’s mezzanine office); G/ A garden lounge with summer kitchen (former barn); H/ A swimming pool (11 x 5 m), heated by a heat pump with a semi-inground filtration system; the pool was dug in the 1990s, with work carried out since then, notably the liner replaced in 2021. I/ A quick-play tennis court, in need of restoration. The property is accessed via a beautiful 300-metre-long driveway lined with chestnut trees. The view gradually opens up onto the country house, situated slightly below, after a succession of small terraces that create a lovely impression upon arrival. The outbuildings are reached via grassed parterres, themselves bordered by boxwood, forming a half-moon shape in front of the courtyard and the main façade. On the garden side, a series of topiary hedges define the grounds, skilfully incorporating the swimming pool. A total area of 35 acres. 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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