luxury real estate for sale Mayenne, France

Where nature becomes a way of life, in the heart of the Mayenne region? Hidden from view, in a protected natural environment, this unique estate is laid out like an intimate hamlet and offers three independent dwellings. Two houses on stilts, open to the water, provide warm and bright living spaces, extended by large terraces. The main house, measuring 129sqm, has three bedrooms, while a second cottage on stilts offers a separate bedroom. A more secluded cave cottage completes the ensemble with a unique and enveloping atmosphere, offering two double bedrooms. The property lends itself to an inspiring primary residence, a family home, or a hospitality project in harmony with nature. A rare place, somewhere between a refuge and a lifestyle project, where every space invites you to slow down and reconnect with what truly matters. This property is offered for sale through an interactive auction via Enchères Immo. The sale is scheduled for June 27, 2026 at 10:00 AM. Starting price: EUR449,000 - viewings from April 13, 2026. Bid increment*: EUR10,000. *Minimum amount to be added to the highest bid to participate in the bidding. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR1,310 and EUR1,860. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contact: Stéphanie AUTEF Tel: 33 6 77 12 81 25 Independent Sales Agent RSAC 749 953 592 Rennes

Located in Mayenne, in the immediate vicinity of Sainte-Suzanne, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, the Domaine de la Jagaisière is a rare private heritage ensemble that combines a historic manor, outbuildings, agricultural lands, water resources, and energy potential.This estate is aimed at a buyer capable of acting quickly: an entrepreneur, investor, or international buyer seeking a hybrid heritage asset that combines real estate value, autonomy, and economic potential.HERITAGE AND HISTORICAL VALUE The noble land of Jagaisière has been documented since 1390. The manor has undergone successive modifications from the 14th to the 19th century, preserving a rare stratified architecture: the main body of the manor, lateral pavilion, entrance tower, and historic agricultural outbuildings. The entire architectural ensemble has been studied by the General Inventory of Heritage of the Pays de la Loire Region, confirming the site's heritage interest. Today, the estate constitutes a private historical ensemble, reflecting more than six centuries of architectural and agricultural evolution. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Main Manor - Construction with gritstone rubble, slate roof - Noble organization: basement floor, main floor, attics - Historical fireplaces (16th-17th centuries) - Old volumes and enfilade distribution - Vaulted cellar, storage spaces, and character rooms Outbuildings - Historic entrance tower - Old barns and stables - Sheds and agricultural buildings THE ESTATE AND ITS RESOURCES Lands and Environment - About 1 hectare of agricultural land and meadows - Dominant position over the valley - Relative isolation and preserved natural environment Autonomy and Production - Very productive orchard (apple trees, pear trees, fig trees, vineyard peaches, hazelnut trees, walnut trees, cherry trees, quince trees) - Vegetable garden of about 700 m² - Organic farming for over 10 years - Water plan - Three wells Included equipment (subject to negotiation) - Furniture and equipment - Agricultural equipment and tractor ECONOMIC AND STRATEGIC POTENTIAL The Domaine de la Jagaisière has a rare potential for hybrid exploitation: 1. Private heritage residence 2. Agricultural estate and autonomy project 3. Entrepreneurial project (hospitality, guesthouses, co-working space, artistic residence) 4. Energy project (photovoltaic) Several studies have been conducted by specialized operators, proposing various economic models, including: - Initial payment and long-term rents, - Annual annuity, - Structuring of an energy project to be defined. These elements endow the estate with the status of a hybrid heritage asset combining real estate, land, and energy potential. KEY DATA - Historic manor: 14th-19th centuries - Habitable area: approximately 275 m² - Outbuildings: barns, tower, agricultural buildings - Total area: approximately 10 hectares - Resources: water (wells, water plan), agricultural land, orchard, vegetable garden - Location: Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France INVESTOR POSITIONING The Domaine is not a standard real estate property. It is a rare heritage asset, intended for a buyer seeking: - lasting real estate value, - land autonomy, - economic potential, - an asset for portfolio diversification. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Sale price including agency fees: €466,000 Sale price excluding agency fees: €450,000 Fees charged to the buyer: €16,000, or 3.56% VAT included of the property value excluding fees. Contact your megAgence consultant: Julien GUAY, Tel.: 0678391198, Email: [email protected] - EI - Commercial agent registered with the RSAC of LE MANS under the number 879 729 705This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located just 35 minutes from Laval, 1 hour from Le Mans and 2œ hours from western Paris, this property combines the charm of the past with modern comforts, a stone's throw from local amenities and surrounded by nature. Behind its walls steeped in history lie over 260m² of space, tasteful décor and a modern, efficient heating system. The tone is set from the moment you enter: a welcoming hall, a fitted and equipped kitchen with a dining area, a dining room with a marble fireplace, and a cosy living room with a built-in fireplace. Upstairs: 5 bedrooms, 3 of which have en-suite shower rooms, and a family bathroom. A large multi-purpose room remains to be fitted out as you wish: office, games room, lounge, gym... An impressive vaulted cellar and a pleasant glass-roofed area complete the property. Outside, the charm is just as evident: a covered and heated swimming pool, a tennis court, a convivial courtyard with a summer kitchen, garages… Not to mention the property's equestrian heritage, with horse stalls and meadows featuring shelters lined with fences. A rare property, full of character, for lovers of authenticity and nature. If these few lines have piqued your curiosity, there is just one step left to take: a chat before a viewing. I still have so much more to tell you about the additional potential of this property!

A Timeless Manor – Eastern Mayenne – 18.7 ha with Private Lake At the end of a tree-lined avenue of linden trees, through the woods, a rare and noble residence reveals itself. Here, time seems to stand still. This late 15th–early 16th century manor, listed in its entirety on the French Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments (ISMH), embodies the elegance of a preserved heritage, magnificently restored with extraordinary care. Behind its granite walls, 380 sqm of history unfold. Every stone, every beam, every monumental fireplace speaks of centuries past, while discreet, refined comforts allow for a modern and serene lifestyle. The Manor House The entrance is through the original granite spiral staircase tower. Inside, the rooms follow one another harmoniously: • a welcoming salon with a monumental fireplace, • a convivial kitchen, • a bedroom with terracotta tiles and exposed beams, • generous, light-filled bedrooms with carved fireplaces, • a unique bathroom still boasting a functional fireplace. Under the soaring roof, a breathtaking cathedral-like room showcases the original chestnut-beamed framework, with a private study and library nestled alongside. At the very top, a secret stairway carved into the stone leads to a former watch room, a unique reminder of the manor’s history of vigilance and protection. The Outbuildings The estate also offers remarkable outbuildings with vast potential: • To the east, a 370 sqm lodge, fully restored, now serving as an atelier and office. Its vast open-plan space, crowned by a Louis XIV marble fireplace, is bathed in natural light through wide glass openings. Heated by underfloor systems and finished with polished concrete floors, it could easily be transformed into a guest residence, gallery, or secondary home. • A stone barn shelters the boiler and wood reserves. • The former pigsties have been converted into a charming workshop opening onto a paved courtyard. • A large outbuilding with garage (for two cars) and storage areas, in excellent structural condition, offers significant scope for conversion. A Natural Haven The manor sits within a stunning 18.7-hectare estate of landscaped parkland and woodland. At its heart lies a 3.5-hectare lake, a living mirror reflecting the sky and the seasons, around which one can walk, contemplate, or simply enjoy the serenity of nature. A traditional vegetable garden, an orchard, and a charmingly designed parking area nestled in a hornbeam alley complete this idyllic setting. Location The property enjoys both seclusion and accessibility: • just 2 km from a small town with shops, services, and a primary school, • 4 km from the motorway, • 25 km from a TGV station, linking Paris in just 1h15. An additional 12 hectares of land are available upon request. ⸻ Highlights • An exceptional restoration, true to history and tradition. • A perfect balance between authenticity and contemporary comfort. • The beauty of the landscaped park with its 3.5 ha lake. • Immense potential in the restored outbuildings. • An ideal location: peaceful countryside, yet within easy reach of Paris. ⸻ A rare and timeless estate, where history, nature, and modern comfort come together to offer a unique art of living — ready for its next chapter.  Risk information available at: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref. 4366: 18th C. House and equestrian facilities, for sale, in Mayenne departement Set in pretty, peaceful, hedged farmland in the east of the Mayenne region, 260 km from Paris, this easily-accessible longère is close to the town of Evron (population 8,500). The Coëvrons region and the surrounding area offer a wealth of attractions, including the Notre-Dame-de-l'Epine basilica in Evron, with its blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, the medieval village of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the 'Most Beautiful Villages in France', and the valley of the Saulges caves, including those of Margot and Rochefort, which contain prehistoric cave paintings. Built in 1757, this farmhouse was sold as national property in 1791. Built of stone with a slate roof, it faces the stables and a pretty, peaceful pleasure garden. The surrounding countryside consists of meadows and hedged farmland, offering peace and quiet for both the owners and their horses. The owners bought the main building in 2000. Since then, they have carried out extensive restoration work on the farmhouse and its various accommodation units, as well as creating equestrian facilities. Now retired, and wishing to be closer to their family ties, they are looking for a buyer to continue the equine breeding business. The farmhouse is the main residence. It faces north-west/south-east and spans approx. 350 sqm over 2 levels: -Ground floor: entrance hall (13 m²) leading to a very large living room (100 sqm) on the right, opposite a kitchen (20 sqm) and utility/laundry room (26 sqm), independent toilet on the left, shower room (8.7 sqm) and workshop (33 sqm). -First floor: a vast landing and study (11.5 sqm), leading to 2 bedrooms (13 sqm each), preceded by an anteroom comprising bedroom and bathroom (60 sqm), independent bathroom (11 sqm), dressing room (3 sqm), wc and bedroom opening onto a terrace (23 sqm). This spacious property has plenty of windows, making it a pleasant, well-distributed home. On leaving the farmhouse, to the south, is an old stable building running parallel to the farmhouse and relatively the same size. It is built of stone and has a nail slate roof. At the south-west end is a 120 sqm stone, slate-roofed dwelling comprising, on the ground floor (90 sqm), an entrance hall with stairway, living room/kitchen, study, bedroom, shower room and toilet; on the first floor (30 sqm), a bedroom, bathroom and attic. Extending from the dwelling: 5 loose boxes (each with water supply), a care area and projections. An awning with a concrete floor has been added at the north end. A cellar is accessible on the longère side. The other rooms in the stables all face south towards the riding arena. Nearby and to the south of the stables, there is a riding arena built in 2008 (20 m x 20 m) with a metal structure and fibre cement roof, extended by a wooden shed with a sheet metal roof (35 m x 9 m); in the extension, there are 3 sheds (some with concrete floors) and 2 additional loose boxes. Former pigsties close to and to the south of the farmhouse, including the boiler room and various sheds. To the south of the farmhouse, a courtyard planted with marsh oak; to the north, a very pleasant ornamental garden (eucalyptus, magnolia, walnut, oak). The rest of the grounds comprise a series of grasslands with 3 sheds and a sand quarry. The meadows are enclosed by wooden lilies or fences. Several hedges have been planted to create a bocage and shelter the horses from the wind. A small river runs alongside the property. To the west is another meadow with its own shelter; at the entrance is a small pond. The property has a total cadastral area of 25 acres.

Ref.4721 : French noble house for sale in Pays de la Loire. Built in a village in the Mayenne region, this charming 19th-century mansion is located approximately 5 km from Evron (population 8,500), which has a railway station, and 260 km from Paris. The Coëvrons region and its surroundings offer beautiful attractions such as the Notre-Dame-de-l'Epine Basilica in Evron, combining Romanesque and Gothic architecture, the medieval village of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in France’, the Saulges cave valley, including the Margot and Rochefort caves, which contain prehistoric cave paintings. This attractive residence, built in the mid-19th century, is constructed of stone and covered with slate. The stonework of the foundations and ground floor is granite, while tuffeau stone was chosen for the two upper floors. The house is dual-aspect (east/west facing) and has a surface area of approximately 180sqm (excluding the attic and cellar), comprising: On the ground floor: entrance hall (18 sqm) with staircase and toilets, living room (30.6 sqm, ceiling height 3.32 m) with Louis XV-style marble fireplace, dining room (13 m²), kitchen (14 sqm). On the first floor : a suite comprising a bedroom (21 sqm, ceiling height 3.08 m), dressing room (2.8 sqm) and shower room (6.2sqm), then 2 bedrooms (14 and 13 sqm), separate bathroom and toilet. Above: bedroom (28 sqm), shower room (6.6 sqm) and attic (approx. 30 sqm). Cellar under part of the house, accessible from the outside. This mansion has retained the architectural features typical of bourgeois houses of this period: marble fireplace, mouldings, rosettes, suspended staircase, etc. On the ground floor, the Grez-en-Bouère stone flooring is of high quality. Upstairs, the parquet flooring has been preserved under carpet. The outbuildings include: A/ An old toilet block, used as a small garden shed; B/ A bread oven including the boiler room; Directly accessible from the garden or from a large gate opening onto the street: C/ A stone garage (approx. 24 sqm), slate roof dating from 1992; D/ 3 stone pigsties, covered with slate; E/ A stone workshop comprising 2 rooms totalling 17 sqm slate roof dating from 1992. The property is accessed through a pretty gate framed by two granite pillars. It opens onto a lawn decorated with boxwood balls in front of the main façade. On the other side of the house, to the west, is a garden decorated with topiaries and shrubs. Beyond that is an orchard with pear, plum, damson, cherry and peach trees, vines, etc. At the end of the orchard is a pedestrian gate providing access to the public road from the bottom of the garden. The total area is 2,041 sqm. Option to purchase in addition: 1,180 sqm of adjoining land located in an urban area covered by the local urban planning regulations (PLU).

In Mayenne, in a village near Évron, there is a 19th-century manor house from the Louis-Philippe era with a garden and outbuildings. The pedestrian entrance is through a gate framed by two granite pillars, leading to a first garden lined with shrubs and boxwood spheres. It is also crossed by a path that leads to the house. A second gate provides vehicle access to the courtyard and the outbuildings. On the west side, in a second garden, there is a terrace, an ornamental space, and an orchard. To the north, there are some outbuildings, part of which is situated in a courtyard separated by a stone wall. The entire property, covering just over 2,000 m², is meticulously maintained. Built in 1846, the main house rigorously illustrates the Louis-Philippe style: simplicity of lines, symmetry of façades with its recessed corner chains, arched openings, pediments with ornamental tympanums, denticulated cornice, and a slate hipped roof.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just 30 minutes from Laval (LGV Paris in 1h16), 20 minutes from Fougères, and 50 minutes from Rennes or Mont Saint-Michel, this historic manor house, founded in 1820, offers an absolutely unique living environment with stunning views of its park filled with remarkable tree species, a body of water, and the Ernée river, all on approximately 1.5 hectares in the heart of the city. Shops, schools, and services are accessible on foot without compromising tranquility.Facing south and developing approximately 240 m² of living space, the home charms with its volumes, brightness, and the quality of its amenities renovated in 2020, allowing you to settle in immediately. From the entrance, the house reveals beautiful ceiling heights and a refined atmosphere. The ground floor consists of an independent entrance, a fully equipped American kitchen open to the dining room, and a reception lounge benefiting from a spectacular view of the park and the Mayenne countryside, including a wooded area of 8 hectares. The period elements are beautifully preserved: herringbone parquet, moldings, rosettes, fireplaces, and an elegant ceramic stove, creating a warm and sophisticated ensemble. An office completes this level.On the first floor, with a ceiling height of 3 meters, the night space accommodates a 28 m² master suite with a dressing room, two additional comfortably sized bedrooms, all featuring Napoleon III fireplaces and parquet flooring, as well as a bathroom with an Italian shower and a double basin in antique ceramic, along with separate toilets. The second floor offers two spacious bedrooms with exposed beams, a contemporary bathroom with an Italian shower and toilet, as well as a storage area.On the garden level, the converted basement offers a large office, a workshop, a laundry room, and a technical room (heat pump, hot water tank replaced in 2020), as well as a vast storage room with natural stone flooring from the period, with direct access to the terrace.On the south side, a 200 m² terrace, overlooking a wooded park featuring an orchard, a vegetable garden, a pond of about 5,000 m², and the winding and bucolic Ernée river ensures privacy. The property includes various outbuildings, including an independent annex of about 40 m² on the ground with an attic to develop, with private access and garden, offering multiple possibilities: professional activity, independent housing, or rental project.On the technical side, the house is equipped with central heating through geothermal energy with cast iron radiators. The annual charges for hot water, heating, and electricity are approximately €3,000.A rare residence combining prestige, volume, and quality of renovation, in the heart of a remarkable natural environment, without renouncing urban life.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frSelling price: €635,000Fees charged to the sellerContact your SAFTI advisor: Jémuel VITTORI, Tel: 06 16 13 16 31, Email: [email protected] - EI - Commercial agent registered with the RSAC of LAVAL under number 795 002 906

Situated in a prime location at the gates of Laval, Immo Angels exclusively offers this exceptional property. Formerly a residential house, this property has been transformed into a hotel-restaurant and today provides the opportunity to return to its original function. It can thus be reconfigured into a spacious family home comprising up to 7 elegant bedrooms, each with its own shower room or bathroom with private toilets. A rare property, ideal for welcoming family and friends in complete intimacy. Its layout also provides an environment conducive to developing a co-living or guest house business. The current configuration of the restaurant consists of three dining areas, including a large main dining room, complemented by two more intimate lounges. A large reception room completes the set. All of this is enhanced by a carefully crafted decor, creating a warm, welcoming, and soothing atmosphere. The property spans over 20,000 m² of buildable land, offering significant potential for planning and development. This property opens the door to several prospects: - Changing its designation for use as a primary residence - Continuing and developing the current hospitality-restaurant activity, - Imagining a large-scale real estate project that makes the most of the construction capacity of the land, with the creation of a residential complex or service residence (co-living, seniors, etc.), while maintaining the hospitality and restaurant activity, in order to generate synergies and maximize the economic performance of the whole. Additional Information: Price: 2,257,000€ (agency fees included, to be paid by the seller) DPE: Class E / GES: B Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on georisques.gouv.fr. If you would like more information about this property, do not hesitate to contact Sonia LOCHARD, real estate negotiator at IMMO ANGELS, at 06.26.39.49.52.This description has been automatically translated from French.

DOWNTOWN LAVAL – APARTMENT WITH CONTINUOUS BALCONY AND PRIVATE GARDENLocated on one of the most sought-after streets in downtown Laval, just a short walk from the train station, this apartment enjoys a particularly desirable location. A central, lively address while offering an surprisingly calm and preserved living environment.Housed in a character building, this Haussmann-style apartment immediately charms with its timeless elegance. The continuous balcony highlights the facade and extends the living areas, while the large openings of very fine quality ensure generous brightness and excellent sound insulation, guaranteeing rare comfort in the heart of the city.The interior volumes are in line with the address: a double reception room with harmonious proportions, beautiful high ceilings, antique wooden floors, period fireplaces, and a fluid circulation that lends the whole a refined and warm atmosphere.The apartment comprises two bedrooms, providing a balanced and pleasant layout, whether for residential or rental use.An absolutely exceptional asset for this type of property: a private garden, a true privilege in the city center, allowing you to enjoy an intimate and green outdoor space. Two cellars complete the set, offering generous storage and storage volumes.This property is offered for sale rented, with a high-quality tenant profile, ensuring a serene management and a secure investment.A character apartment, combining the charm of the old, rare services, and a strategic location, ideal for a first-rate heritage investment, where everything can be done on foot as soon as you cross the door of the building.For more photos and information, visit our website.Fees to be borne by the buyers.Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This property is located in Mayenne, 30 minutes from Laval, 60 km from Le Mans and 250 km from Paris, near a village with all amenities and close to the motorway junction. This listed manor house presents a surface area of 380 sq.m. Built in 1522, it stands as a very beautiful example of skillfully restored regional architecture. Access is via a granite spiral staircase, which serves four floors (reception areas, two floors of bedrooms and a small watch room). Many original elements have been preserved, such as fireplaces, the spiral staircase, terracotta tiles, lime plaster, doors and high ceilings. A long building of 370 sq.m, entirely restored in a contemporary spirit at the foot of the tower, houses a workshop/show room, a large living room with fireplace, a bathroom, two rooms which can be used as bedrooms, a bathroom, a cellar and a garage. Upstairs, you will find an office, a living room and a room that can also be transformed into a bedroom. Opposite this is an outbuilding offering of approximately 300 sq.m on two levels (in need of renovation). There is also a barn and another small outbuilding. It all sits on over 18 hectares featuring beautiful bridle paths, woods, a 3-hectare pond, an orchard, meadows, a landscaped garden and lush and wild nature. Truly enchanting.

Ref.4642 : 19th century troubadour-style château with 29 acres for sale in Mayenne department The château was built in 1849 by a family of Laval magistrates, on the site of the former Forges. Abbé Angot describes it as a castle with ‘pointed-arched windows and doors, bastioned at all four corners by a round tower’. The building is made of rendered rubble stone with a slate roof. The ground floor is raised over the garden level, forming 4 levels of 140 sqm each, with the two upper floors. 320 sqm of living space is currently available, excluding the second floor and certain rooms on the garden level. The main reception facade faces south. The castle comprises : Garden level (semi-buried): lounge with sauna (26 sqm), laundry room (11 sqm), boiler room, cellars, storeroom, storerooms. Ceiling height of 2.69 m; Ground floor: entrance hall with stairway (21 sqm), kitchen (28 sqm) and scullery in the turret, dining room (31 sqm) with Provencal terracotta floor, white marble fireplace and toilet in the turret, lounge (31 sqm) with herringbone parquet flooring and black marble fireplace, study (28 sqm) with marble fireplace. The entrance crosses the castle from one side to the other and opens onto a single-storey terrace on the other side. First floor: a landing leads to 4 bedrooms (29, 29, 23, 19 sqm), 2 bathrooms, 2 shower rooms, 3 wc and wash-hand basin. Second floor: a landing leads to 5 former attic bedrooms (32, 22, 22, 18 and 11 sqm), one of which has a wash-hand basin. Attic above (roof frame). The building is well laid out around its central stairwell. The rooms are spacious from the garden level to the second floor. Numerous decorative features are typical of the troubadour style. Broken arch windows, finely sculpted bays, ribbed windows, braces, plant sculptures, internal shutters, etc. OUTBUILDINGS : They are spread across the south-east side of the château and form a courtyard of outbuildings. They include : A/ A 1st stone stable with slate roof comprising: 4 boxes (63 sqm), tack room, horse shower (37 sqm), kennels. B/ A stone barn with slate roof comprising: workshop (27 sqm), barn (68 sqm). C/ A stone outbuilding at right angles to the stable comprising: workshop with fireplace (29 sqm), toilet, 2 rooms, summer kitchen; in poor condition. D/ Beyond this outbuilding, a 2nd stone stable with a slate roof comprising: 4 loose boxes (59 sqm), 2 rooms; adjoining: metal pillar shed covered in sheet metal (250 sqm), pool house, wood shed (23 sqm), cowshed (39 sqm); in poor condition. E/ A stone building covered in synthetic slate comprising a 3rd stable with 6 loose boxes (118 sqm) and self-contained accommodation: living room/kitchen (37 sqm, 2.45 m high), bedroom (13.8 sqm), shower room and toilet (4 sqm); single glazed windows (some double glazed), wall insulation, heating by a stove, drainage redone 8 years ago. F/ A semi in-ground swimming pool built in 2014 (11 x 3 x 2.5 m), chlorine and sand filtration. G/ A grass tennis court. H/ A sand quarry (30 x 40 m). I/ A dishevelled chapel in poor condition (to the rear of the castle). J/ A well. LAND : They can be broken down as follows: - 7 acres of parklands around the château comprising oak, chestnut, pine, cedar, willow, etc.; - 4 acres of ancient woods (one parcel) to the west of the château; - 18 acres of open meadows to the north, east and south of the château. This is a complete, homogenous plot of land that can be used for both leisure purposes (parklands, swimming pool, tennis courts) and for breeding (horses). The total surface area is 29 acres.

Ref 4888: Beautiful noble dwelling and outbuildings for sale near Laval This property, situated in the Mayenne department, is on the edge of a tiny village and overlooks beautiful rolling countryside dotted with hedgerows. All local amenities are 3 km away. Laval, the department’s prefecture, is 20 km away. The motorway junction for Paris is 15 km away. This building comprises a 16th-century main block, two storeys high, flanked by two 19th-century wings. It is topped with a slate roof. The south façade features mullioned windows and attractive dormer windows in the roof. The priory faces south and offers approximately 320 sqm of living space (excluding the attic). This priory is entirely authentic. It has retained many interesting architectural features: terracotta floors, mullioned windows with transoms, a wooden door, fireplaces bearing coats of arms, exposed beams, and so on. On the ground floor: an entrance hall, with a staircase leading upwards, opens onto a living room (54 sqm, ceiling height 3.3 m) featuring a monumental stone fireplace. To the left: a study (14 sqm) and a bedroom (14 sqm) with an en-suite shower room (5 sqm). To the right: dining room (39 sqm) with a monumental stone fireplace, terracotta tiles and exposed beams; kitchen (30 sqm) with a monumental fireplace, terracotta tiles; small living room (14 sqm); boiler room with WC and washbasin (7 sqm). On the first floor: a hallway runs through the house, leading to: 3 bedrooms (45, 33 and 14 sqm), two shower rooms (14 and 10 sqm), a bathroom with a shower (14 sqm) and a walk-in wardrobe (8.5 sqm). On the second floor: a loft divided into two sections (53 and 69 sqm). Potential to create new bedrooms. An old vaulted cellar beneath part of the house. The outbuildings include: A/ A large outbuilding of 240 sqm, built of mortared stone, used as garages and storage rooms. This is probably the oldest building on the property, dating back to the Middle Ages. A few windows still bear witness to this today. B/ A stone barn of approximately 50 sqm. C/ Former pigsties. The grounds offer a lush, carefully landscaped setting: To the south, a large lawn opens onto a wooded park featuring beautiful ornamental trees such as lime, oak and chestnut. To the east, a vegetable garden and an orchard provide a delightful complement to this outdoor space. To the north, several ornamental trees, including chestnut and coniferous trees, add to the property’s charm. Benefiting from a fine aspect, the grounds are harmoniously laid out around the buildings and cover an area of 1 hectare 10 ares 77 square metres. An adjoining meadow plot of 6 hectares, 9 ares and 1 centare is available for purchase separately.

Ref.4803 : French chateau for sale in Mayenne department. Built in Mayenne, in the historic province of Maine, this chateau stands near a small, vibrant town. Perched on a hill, it overlooks a small river flowing below. A regional train station is located 700 meters from the property. All daily necessities are within walking distance (supermarkets, bakeries, movie theater, etc.). Laval, a 20-minute drive away, offers a full range of shops and services. The wooded countryside of Maine is renowned for its picturesque charm and fertile soil, surrounded by the provinces of Normandy, Anjou, and Brittany… The chateau was built in the 20th century as an extension of a small chateau that had been built in the late 19th century, around the 1870s. The structure is constructed of plastered rubble stone and covered with slate. The main façade faces south. The complex is flanked by six turrets. The imposing structure forms a beautiful ensemble. A few steps lead up to a terrace running along the south-facing façade. The entrance door, inviting us inside the building, is crowned by an imposing pediment featuring a winged lion – the ‘Lion of Saint Mark’ – rendered in mosaic. The chateau covers an area of approximately 600 sqm, excluding the attic, and comprises: On the ground floor: a monumental entrance hall and staircase (47 sqm) topped by a dome and its peristyle. A corridor (36 sqm) leads to two living rooms (40 sqm each, ceiling height: 4.25 m), which can be combined to form a single 80 sqm lounge thanks to an ingenious retractable partition, a billiard room (33 sqm), a toilet/washbasin area (9.5 sqm), a dining room (21 sqm), and a kitchen (14 sqm); then in the 19th-century section, a service staircase, 2 bedrooms (12 and 24 sqm), a bedroom/shower room (19 sqm), a study (16 sqm), an entrance hall (6 sqm), and 2 toilets/washbasins. On the first floor : 10 bedrooms ranging from 17 to 36 sqm (ceiling height: 3.4 m), 1 bathroom, 1 shower room, 2 toilets/washbasins, toilet. Above: attic comprising the former staff quarters. Cellar running beneath the entire chateau, including the boiler room and wine cellar. Harmoniously arranged around the château, the outbuildings comprise: A/ A caretaker’s house (former gatehouse) of 52.8 sqm excluding the attic, comprising: kitchen/living room (27 sqm), 2 bedrooms (13 and 9 sqm), shower room, toilet; 3 rooms in the attic above; cellar below; property in good visible condition, in need of refreshing: electric radiator heating, 4 main windows replaced in 2024 with double glazing; electrical wiring approximately 25 years old, insulation, mains drainage. B/ Garages block, 100 sqm per level. C/ Stables of 130 sqm, with attics above; small shed attached. D/ A former greenhouse extended to include a kennel. E/ Gazebo. F/ An orangery of 50 sqm, extended by former sheds requiring restoration. G/ An aviary below the chateau. The chateau is prominently situated at the centre of its grounds and surrounded by a lovely, beautifully landscaped park, featuring tall ornamental trees, mainly conifers (cedars, sequoias, spruces, etc.). The vegetation provides both a picturesque setting and the protection that such a property requires. Part of the property is enclosed by walls. To the south and east, the land slopes down towards the river, with the undulating terrain offering views of the horizon. The total area is 8.27 acres (3 hectares, 34 ares and 89 ca).

Ref.4540 : Authentic 16th Century Manor House and its outbuildings in Mayenne department Set in the Haut-Anjou region, in undulating, wooded countryside, this charming property is located in Mayenne, not far from the river of the same name. A small town with basic amenities is just 5 km away. The ancient medieval city of Château-Gontier, 16 km away, is also crossed by the Mayenne and boasts a rich architectural heritage. These include the former Ursuline Convent (dating from the 17th century), which now houses a national theatre, the Romanesque church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste (dating from the 11th century) with its mural frescoes, and the timber-framed houses and concentration of private mansions that symbolise the wealth of this town. Laval, 19 km away, is a dynamic town with all the shops and services you need: supermarkets, campus, hospital, TGV high-speed train station with links to Paris in 1 hour 10 minutes, etc. The manor house, built in 1531, spans approx. 230 sqm. It was converted into a farm in the 19th century and was restored by the previous and current owners. Built on rock, in schist stone (there is an old quarry in the commune), additions in tufa stone, typical of the Anjou region, were made in particular to the cross and transom windows on the upper floor. The manor house has been extended by a building, probably dating from the 18th century, which could be converted (120 sqm, not included in the 230 sqm). It faces south and comprises Ground floor (terracotta tiled floor): a 43 sqm lounge with 3.5 m high ceilings and a monumental fireplace, two bedrooms of 19 and 11 sqm, a 20 sqm kitchen, a stairway leading to a bathroom and shower room and a separate toilet. Access from the kitchen to a large 60 sqm cellar for conversion. First floor (terracotta tiled floor): a landing leading to: two bedrooms, each with monumental fireplace, measuring 44 and 33 sqm, a shower room with toilet. Access to a 65 sqm attic for conversion, situated above the large ground floor storeroom. Above (parquet flooring, insulated attic): two bedrooms of 15 sqm each, a shower room and toilet. Outbuildings : A/ A large stone barn of approx. 100 sqm with an old fibre cement slate roof. A 25 sqm lean-to at the rear. B/ A former stone farm lodge spanning approx. 50 sqm with a slate roof (2000s). C/ A pigsty building (x6), attic upstairs, built of breezeblock, concrete roofing; door and window frames recently repainted the colour of oxblood; D/ A stone, slate-roofed lean-to building attached to the manor house, used as a boiler room (approx. 15 sqm). With a total surface area of 2,3 acres, it has an outbuilding courtyard, a pleasure garden, a vegetable garden, an orchard and a meadow, all bordered by hedgerows. Situated in a dominant position on the southern horizon, the manor house enjoys far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside.

A 17th century manor house and its 25 ha estate on the banks of the Mayenne . From a small road leading along the picturesque banks of the river to Château-Gontier, a gate provides access to the stately almost 400 m long driveway of the property, bordered by a double row of tulip trees. A courtyard and two formal rectangular gardens face the manor house to the south. To the east flows the river Mayenne. To the west, the wooded hillside gently slopes down. To the north, there are a technical building and a garage, farm buildings, a stream, woodlands and ponds. The property is unoverlooked.

This property, 15 minutes from the glass, enjoys a peaceful and green setting, ideal for nature lovers. Surrounded by a spacious plot of 86,274 m² including a 3-hectare pond and a forest of century-old deciduous trees, it offers a true haven of peace away from urban hustle and bustle. Built in 1977, this 135 m² house consists of 6 rooms including 4 bedrooms, offering generous living spaces. With its functional layout, it can comfortably accommodate a family. The well-maintained outdoor areas allow for full enjoyment of the large plot, providing multiple landscaping possibilities. This unique property combines the charm of the countryside with a warm and friendly living environment, ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquility; two horses can be kept there and graze, the lake from the 1800s is on the Cassini map, fishing is available 24/7, and there is hunting for ducks, teal, deer under hunting plans, wild boars, and woodcocks. The monastery and the fishery are operational, and the hunter's cabin and fisher's cabin are well-maintained, along with a chicken coop, workshop, and three garages to discover. 20 minutes west of LavalThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref. 3835: beautiful listed property for sale in upper Loire Valley. Located in the east of the Mayenne, this exceptional manor house benefits from a pleasant situation. Access is by a path planted with lime trees, which crosses the woods. The small town, 2 km away, has all the main shops and services (bakery, butcher's shop, supermarket, hairdresser, pharmacy...) as well as an elementary school. A TGV station 25 km away connects Paris in 1h15. The highway is 4 km away. This manor house, entirety listed, dates from the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century and has about 380 sqm of living space. It has preserved many decorative elements and has benefited from a restoration of a rare quality almost completed. It includes : -On the ground floor: entrance by the granite spiral staircase, as in the original, living room with a monumental fireplace, kitchen, bathroom with toilet, storeroom. -On the mezzanine floor: landing giving access to a bedroom tiled with small terracotta tiles, fireplace and exposed beams, comfortable shower room. -On the first floor: corridor leading to two magnificent bedrooms with double exposure, beautiful monumental fireplaces, a bathroom with functional fireplace, laundry space, separate toilet. -On the second floor: a large cathedral room in terracotta tiles under the immense attic discovering a magnificent exposed framework, panelled in chestnut and an office/library in its extension. -Above: a small room, also panelled, with access by a narrow staircase cut into the masonry, formerly used as a watchtower. It is simply rare to see such research, such a result, such a personal and material investment to accomplish a restoration of this quality. The outbuildings include: To the east of the manor house: a lovely, completely restored lodge of 370 sqm with a waxed concrete floor, large glass opening, used as a workshop and office and easily convertible into a dwelling. It includes: a large main room with a ceiling, crowned by a gallery, with a large Louis XV marble fireplace, two workrooms with a sink, a shower room with toilet, a storeroom and garages. On the first floor: glazed office with view on the main room below, living room, landing, laundry room, room used as showroom. Underfloor heating. Recent roof on hook. Stone shed opened on oak posts used as a material shed, and housing the boiler room and the storage of combustible wood. To the west: former pigsty, in front of a paved courtyard, converted into a workshop. And large building housing a garage (2 cars), large sheds. The building offers a beautiful potential of development. Plans, door frames, chimney blocks, septic tanks and miscellaneous are ready. Structural work in good condition. The property is essentially made up of a park and surrounding woods for an area of 46,27 acres. You will discover a pleasant vegetable garden, walks around the pond of 8,65 acres, an orchard, a parking lot built in a bower, places to stand outside pleasantly. All this is well maintained, simply, and gives a certain charm to the buildings which are not as austere as one might imagine without approaching them. It is possible to acquire a further 29,65 acres.

Urban living, uncompromised.TDM53 THE DOOR MAN IMMOBILIER offers you this rare town house with its impressive volumes and distinctive charm, right in the heart of Laval and just steps from the SNCF station. A house with a rented dependency allowing for a significant portion of the expenses to be covered, an attic of 65m2 that can be converted, and private parking spaces.Behind its discreet façade lies a true haven of peace, where urban life meets absolute calm. Its enclosed garden, intimate and preserved, is an exceptional privilege for such an address.From the entrance, the volumes impress. The ground floor is organized around generous living spaces: a kitchen with its back kitchen, a bright, cross-lighted living room with parquet flooring, open onto a terrace facing due South. The floors reveal an ideal layout for family life. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, a shower room, a bathroom, and toilets. On the second floor, a fourth bedroom with a private shower room and toilets, a large room of over 40m2, and a laundry room. The last floor of 65m2 is currently designated as an attic and is fully convertible, allowing for all your design projects.Additionally, a valuable asset: a 50 m² dependency with its own entrance, comprising two bedrooms, currently rented out. It offers numerous perspectives, whether for rental investment, a future professional space, or a natural extension of the main house.Private parking (in progress). Cellar.A unique property, combining character, space, and exceptional location -- a confidential address for a rare quality of life. Price €775,000. Agency fees 3.33% VAT included, payable by the buyer. Price excluding fees €750,000. Energy performance diagnosis: D. Real estate advisor: MINAUD Romain (EI). RSAC: 832 865 190. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://georisques.gouv.fr. This site will also have an information sheet on the obligations for vegetation clearing and a map of the areas subject to this obligation. This real estate announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of MINAUD Romain (EI), an independent real estate agent (without holding funds), a commercial agent of SASU THE DOOR MAN France registered with RSAC, holding a real estate canvassing card for the account of THE DOOR MAN France SASU.This description has been automatically translated from French.

MAYENNE - An authentic 16th-century priory nestled in a peaceful, unspoiled setting in the heart of a small village. This remarkable property boasts unobstructed views of the rolling, tree-lined countryside. Expanded in the 19th century with two elegant side wings, it has harmonious architecture and a slate roof. Its south-facing façade features beautiful mullioned windows with transoms and dormer windows that enhance the property’s charm. It has a living area of 320 m² (excluding the attic) and retains many remarkably well-preserved original features: terracotta floors, imposing stone fireplaces bearing coats of arms, and high French-style ceilings. The ground floor consists of an entryway with a main stone spiral staircase. This leads to a magnificent 54 m² reception room featuring a rare stone fireplace carved in high relief and adorned with pilasters. On one side, an office and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom allow for single-level living. On the other side, a spacious 39 m² dining room, featuring a monumental fireplace and terracotta tiles, opens onto a large 30 m² kitchen, also equipped with an antique fireplace. A small living room and a utility room with a half-bath complete this level. On the first floor, an elegant hallway leads to 3 beautiful, spacious bedrooms adorned with lovely stone fireplaces, 2 shower rooms, a bathroom, and a walk-in closet. On the second floor, two large attic spaces totaling over 120 m² offer remarkable potential for conversion into additional bedrooms, recreational areas, or reception spaces. An old vaulted cellar completes the property. The outbuildings, which are particularly noteworthy, include: • a large stone building of approximately 240 m², currently used as garages and storage sheds. Probably the oldest structure on the estate, it dates back to the Middle Ages and still retains several original openings. • a stone barn of approximately 50 m². • old pigsties, a testament to the property’s rural past. The grounds cover 1.10 hectares. To the south, a vast lawn leads to a wooded area featuring linden, oak, and chestnut trees. To the east, an orchard completes this lush setting. To the north, chestnut trees and conifers add to the bucolic charm of the setting. For those who love open spaces or pet owners, an adjacent meadow of over 6 hectares is available for purchase as an addition. With its high-quality architecture, authentic historic features, fluid floor plan, and preserved surroundings, this remarkable priory is a characterful property ideal as a family home or for a charming hospitality venture in a quiet, green setting. Local shops and services are just 3 km away, while Laval is about a 20-minute drive away. The highway to Paris is 15 km away, providing excellent access. Energy efficiency rating: G Climate rating: G Estimated annual energy costs for standard usage: between €13,940 and €18,870 per year. Prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr