Manors for sale Plouaret, France

A hamlet of a thousand colours, a 17th century manor house, 4 cottages and an inn set in 2 5 hectares of grounds 25 minutes from the Côte de Granit Rose in historic Trégor in Brittany. The buildings which are full of character are nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac, in a peaceful, leafy setting overlooking a small stream. There are no neighbours nearby and no disturbances to this haven of peace. The road leading up to the property is tree-lined in the east. Through the trees’ thick foliage we get a glimpse of a colourful garden. Further on, still looking to the east, we can make out the inn. Then the manor house and its four cottages set in a row. Outbuildings including the 'La maison des hirondelles' and a vast wooden-clad barn complete the ensemble. The flowerbeds, gravelled paths, parking areas, relaxation areas and wilder areas are regularly maintained with care. Cider is produced from an organic apple orchard. There is a wooded area with a path leading down to the river below. The whole complex is protected from view. There has been fibre optic broadband since last April.

A 16th century manor house, its 3 hectare park and heated swimming pool in Brittany, in the Trégor region, 30 minutes from the sea. The road leading up to the manor house entrance is a tarmac-covered cul-de-sac. A big electric gate opens onto an enclosed courtyard, where we find the beautiful building opposite us in all its glory, surrounded by its outbuildings. Behind the building, to the south, there are 3 hectares of fully enclosed grounds lined with a continuous linear tree and shrub hedge. The setting is ideal - the property is not overlooked, there are large grassy areas, a pond and tall trees, as well as a swimming pool close to the manor house.

Exclusivity: Brittany - Côte d'Armor - 10 minutes from the Guingamp TGV station in the Breton countryside - between land and sea, 35 minutes from the beaches - Magnificent small Tregorian manor from the 16th century in perfect condition on its 5 Ha hill, surrounded meadows, woods and orchards (Douglas pines, brakes, beeches, oaks, chestnut trees, fruit trees). The land is bordered by more than 500m of river full of fish (fly fishing, trout). There are stone outbuildings including an old barn of 90M2 on the ground which can be converted on two levels as well as the remains of an old mill on the banks of the river with water rights allowing its restoration or well the possible installation of a hydroelectric turbine. Presence of a spring and a well near the manor. Various agricultural buildings on the property. Calm and serenity 2 hours 40 minutes from Paris. Remarkable architectural elements: tower, cut stone spiral staircase, openings-lintels-jambs, chestnut floor, well. Insulated convertible attic, central heating. Fiber access at the entrance to the property.

Côte de Granit Rose - This typical Trégor manor, built in the 16th century on the initiative of the knight of the same name, stands in the middle of three hectares of meadows and woods between sea and countryside on the almost island of Pleubian, at near the beautiful characterful town of Tréguier. Its architecture, its outbuildings as well as its geographical location close to the beaches and popular tourist sites (Bréhat, Paimpol, Plougrescant, The Trieux and Jaudy marine rivers) make it a great place for a renovation project: family home, hotel activity , gîte or guest room. Remarkable architectural elements: monumental central staircase in cut stones, 16th century well. Contact : Damien VERDIER +33 6 19 73 64 74

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Ref. 3771: Equestrian property, gites and woodland estate for sale in Finistère. 6 kilometres from a town with all shops and services, well served by the dual carriageway or the TGV, this property will appeal to lovers of nature and the countryside. A very attractive 271 acres(110 ha) estate. It comprises 225 acres(91 ha) of woodlands with a variety of species, 7 acres (3 ha) of pond fed by a stream and 40 acres (16 ha) of parklands and meadows. The estate is home to a variety of game (roe deer, wild boar, woodcock and ducks). A 1st category trout river completes the ensemble. The property includes the beautiful former outbuildings of a château that no longer exists. These buildings, which have a lot of character and whose shell is in good general condition, house : - An owner's flat with 2 large rooms downstairs, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, games room. - An office with outside access only. The property is heated by a wood-burning stove and electric inertia radiators (lava stone). Lime and hemp rendering. -A gîte for PRMs, known as the 'gîte de l'étang', with a living room, kitchen, shower room and bedroom, all on one level, wc in the shower room. Heating by wood-fired boiler with 2 x 1000-litre hot water tanks. - A gîte known as the 'guard's gîte': with on the ground floor: a living room (kitchen, dining room, fireplace), spiral staircase leading to the first floor, with 2 bedrooms, a shower room and a separate toilet. Electric heating. - A flat above the grain store and some stables: 3 bedrooms, 1 shower room and 1 living room with sink. Heating via a log boiler and 2 hot water tanks. These buildings offer interesting volumes and numerous possibilities for conversion or enhancement. - A very recent 24 x 30 m sand covered riding arena. -A 50x20m arena. -An 18m diameter round pen. -A 900m galloping track in the forest. -14 horse boxes divided into 4 stables, with water and electricity. - A farm equipment shed. - A workshop. - A venison room. - An inner courtyard under a glass roof. - A vegetable garden of almost 2.47 acres (1 ha) enclosed by high stone walls in good condition. Cabinet LE NAIL - South Brittany - Mr. Jean-Hervé DUPONT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20

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A sixteenth-century country house with outbuildings, to be restored in grounds covering one and a half hectares, near Morlaix in northern Brittany. The old country house is set back from a small road that links several houses together in the middle of countryside of fields and meadows. A gate leads into a court. In the middle of this court stands the old country house: an imposing L-shaped building with two floors. On one side, the first outbuildings extend to create a U-shape and form a small courtyard, in the centre of which lies a square-shaped well. Beside the dwelling, an outbuilding used as a barn stands at a right angle to the house. The different annexes bear witness to a rural past.

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