manors for sale Plougrescant, France

Ref. 4708: Manor farm for sale near Tréguier with outbuildings on 21 acres, 18 km from the beaches The property is located near the medieval town of Tréguier, the historical capital of Trégor, which is home to a charming episcopal city. Its impressive cathedral, picturesque alleys, and timber-framed houses make it a popular tourist destination. Tréguier is also a deep-water port, nestled at the confluence of the Jaudy and Guindy rivers. Not far from the historic town of Tréguer, the manor, built at the end of the 14th century and altered over the centuries, stands proudly in the middle of its land, covering just under 9 hectares. Access to the property is possible via two beautiful oak, chestnut, and horse chestnut-lined driveways. The long main building consists of three interconnected buildings, which are as follows : A 400 sqm residence with : On the ground floor : a large 53 sqm cathedral-style living room with a wood pellet stove, benefiting from plenty of natural light thanks to its large bay window and giving access to a terrace. A dining room (48.80 sqm) with a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, a utility room, a bathroom, an entrance hall, a small lounge (25 sqm) with a wood-burning stove and a bedroom (30 sqm) opening onto a veranda (12 sqm). Upstairs : access to a mezzanine converted into an office space overlooking the large cathedral-style living room, a large library living room (48.8 sqm), 3 bedrooms (from 10 sqm to 34 sqm), 2 bathrooms, a shower room and 2 maid's rooms. A 43 sqm shed as the first technical room, located at the rear of the main building. It houses the gas boiler, connected to the municipal gas supply. A "gatehouse" with, on the ground floor, a saddle room and access to a second technical room. The floors of this main building are served by four staircases, and three entrances make it easy to imagine a potential division of the buildings. On either side of the interconnected buildings , at the corner, there are two outbuildings: - A first outbuilding renovated into a guest house with 165.5 sqm of living space, with a large 76 sqm living room featuring a fully equipped open-plan kitchen and access to a large west-facing terrace. A first bedroom (13.6 0 sqm) with its own bathroom is located on the ground floor. On the first floor are two bedrooms (22 sqm and 29 sqm) and a shower room. A small chalet on the terrace side serves as a bicycle shed. - A second outbuilding has been converted into a gym and relaxation area with a summer kitchen, offering a total of 80.6 sqm of living space. Access to the heated and covered outdoor swimming pool. - A first 465 sqm shed, located in the inner courtyard, serves as a carport, workshop and wood storage area. - Three other sheds measuring 240 sqm, 130 sqm and 110 sqm respectively are currently used for horses, agricultural equipment and hay and straw storage. - A 25 sqm greenhouse completes the vegetable garden. The property, with a total area of 21 acres, consists mainly of meadows. A plot of 2.6 a is separated from the rest of the property by a small, quiet road. There are two separate driveways, each with a gate. This current configuration offers privacy, security and flexibility of use (pastures, crops, stables, etc.). Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK: +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 753 048 487. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Ref.4892 : 14 km from the beaches, charming little manor house near Tréguier The property is situated near the medieval town of Tréguier, the historic capital of Trégor, home to a charming episcopal town. Its imposing cathedral, picturesque narrow streets and half-timbered houses make it a popular tourist destination. Tréguier is also a deep-water port, nestled at the confluence of the rivers Jaudy and Guindy. This elegant, characterful home enjoys unobstructed views over the coastal river Le Jaudy. Its architecture, spacious rooms and high-quality fittings make it a delightful place to live. On the ground floor, just inside the entrance, a hall leads to a first living room of 23 sqm, enhanced by a monumental fireplace and a bay window opening onto the terrace, a 9 sqm study, a fully fitted and equipped kitchen of 16.50 sqm, and a second hall housing the staircase leading to the upper floors. Adjacent to the kitchen, a light-filled extension opens onto a lovely south-west-facing garden surrounded by stone walls. Two terraces, measuring 16 sqm and 24 sqm, are completely sheltered from view, inviting you to make the most of sunny days. The second hall leads to a remarkable 48 sqm reception room, featuring a beautiful ceiling height of 2.86 m, oak parquet flooring and a second monumental (working) fireplace. This space harmoniously combines the living and dining areas. An additional room of 13.50 sqm completes the ground floor and could be converted into a bedroom, a study or, thanks to its separate access from the courtyard, a space dedicated to a professional practice. The first floor comprises three bedrooms measuring 17 sqm, 16 sqm and 12.80 sqm, two bathrooms, and a superb 25 sqm master suite with a 10 sqm walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room. The second and top floor comprises two further bedrooms measuring 9 sqm and 11 sqm, a shower room and two attics offering ample storage space. This property captivates with the charm of its period features, its spacious rooms, its abundance of natural light and the quality of its surroundings. A characterful home where authenticity and comfort blend perfectly. The outbuildings offer great potential and will suit the needs of a family just as well as those of a craftsman, collector or project developer. A small two-storey barn with a total floor area of 84 sqm, connected to the mains electricity supply, is currently fitted out as a workshop and storage space, with a loft suitable for conversion. A second, larger two-storey barn with a total floor area of 139 sqm, connected to the mains electricity supply, is currently used as a garage and utility room (housing a geothermal heat pump and an oil-fired boiler), and offers numerous conversion possibilities to suit your needs: parking for several vehicles, a workshop, a reception area or a restoration project, with a loft suitable for conversion. The former stables, with a floor area of 51 sqm, are currently used for storing wood. Finally, a building with a floor area of 31 sqm provides ample space to comfortably accommodate two vehicles. All these outbuildings are a real asset to this property, offering extensive additional space and remarkable potential for development. The buildings are situated on a 5,000 sqm plot, comprising gardens and landscaped grounds. There are a few fruit trees near the back garden. A second plot measuring 6,200 sqm is agricultural land and is used as pasture. The total area of the land is 2.8 acres. Cabinet LE NAIL – North Brittany - Mrs Anne-Marie NORDVIK: +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Anne-Marie NORDVIK, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 753 048 487. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Nestled in the heart of the Breton countryside, just 15 minutes from the sea, this exceptional estate unfolds with elegance and history. Dating back to the 14th century, the manor?built of granite and schist?is distinguished by a monumental arched porch that cuts diagonally through the buildings, opening onto a tranquil interior courtyard that has been the heart of the property for generations. Once a noble stronghold, the manor evolved into a farm in the 19th century, marking the most significant transformation in its architecture. Today, at the centre of its 8.5 hectares of land, it invites you to write the next chapter in its story. Description : The property is organized around a square central courtyard: Main residence, south-facing: Ground floor: an entrance hall leads to a winter lounge with wood-burning stove (24.5 m²), a 30 m² suite with private lounge, extended by a 12 m² veranda Opposite: corridor to a bathroom with separate WC, utility/laundry room, and a spacious living area combining a kitchen-dining room (43 m²) and a cathedral-ceiling lounge (58 m²) with pellet stove, plus a WC and a small wine cellar Upper floor: Accessible via three staircases, offering fluid circulation 48 m² landing opens onto a 32 m² bedroom, bathroom, WC, and a 49 m² mezzanine office overlooking the lounge Additional rooms: bedroom with en-suite bath, office, and a passage to a landing that serves two bedrooms and a separate apartment comprising two attic bedrooms, a lounge with water point, and WC Two ground-level rooms for tack and technical equipment, supplied via private well A boiler house adjoining the manor Independent guest house (renovated in 2020): Ground floor: open-plan living room with pellet stove and kitchen, terrace, bedroom with en-suite bathroom, WC and laundry Upper floor: landing serves two bedrooms and a shower room with WC Leisure building: Stone structure housing a gym with open fireplace, summer kitchen and pool maintenance room Heated outdoor swimming pool with heat pump Multiple former farm buildings offer ample possibilities: Open barnof approx. 500 m² Three additional barns(238 m², 116 m², and 127 m²) Greenhouse (27 m²) and small bike shelter The bulidings are centred on 6.7 hectares; an additional 1.8 hectares lies across a small country road. Surrounding area : Just 600 metres from local shops and 15 km from the stunning Breton coast, this manor offers a rare blend of serenity and accessibility. (3.57 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

A 14th-century manor and its gatehouse, on approximately 8 hectares of meadows, 10 minutes to the south of Tréguier, in Brittany. The property is arranged around an immense courtyard surrounded by several stone buildings topped with slate roofs, while the former manor, identifiable thanks to its immense carriage entrance and original layout, represents the main dwelling for this complex of buildings. Dating from the 14th century, it is accessible via a lancet archway, the latter of which is surrounded by multi-tiered moulded archivolts, supported by small embedded columns. Crowned with an upper arch that buttresses a trilobate stone above the passageway, the latter of which connects the property’s large original drive with the manor’s courtyard, a narrow window, surrounded by granite has been created in the dwelling’s thick wall, whereas the building’s rubblestone masonry and granite ashlar stone details bear witness to the edifice’s different phases of construction. Nearby, a separate building has been converted into a holiday cottage, while, directly opposite, a second building is located near the swimming pool and currently features a relaxation area, a fitness room as well as a summer kitchen. As for the outbuildings, they are made up of an agricultural storage building, a garage and several storage spaces, whereas two entrances provide access to the property. The first gives on to the manor’s original drive, the latter of which is lined with trees and, specifically, Mirabelle plums, as well as flowerbeds, and is used by the property’s guests, while the second is accessible via a solid electric gate. Lastly, in the middle of the courtyard stands a tall cypress, which facilitates vehicle manoeuvring, whereas the outskirts of the buildings are blanketed with grassy areas planted with chestnuts, walnuts, shrubs and many flowerbeds.

A 15th-century manor with reception rooms, 10 minutes from beaches on the Côte de Goëlo coast in northern Brittany. The property is nestled a few hundred metres from the local village in a bucolic backdrop. A solid grey gate of wrought iron leads into the grounds. It is framed between two granite pillars, one of which has an outdoor lamp fixed to it. On either side, a low wall and tall hedges give the property absolute privacy. The manor and its outhouses form a U shape. On the grounds, which cover almost one hectare, several spaces can be distinguished: there is an ornamental, tree-dotted garden embellished with flowers on the west side, a south-facing courtyard, and a car park on the east side. An annexe houses a covered swimming pool that looks out at the ornamental garden. And an events venue with a wooden floor adjoins an outhouse to form a large reception space. You enter the manor from a short driveway that leads from the wrought-iron gate. The edifice dates back to the 15th century, as a door surround upstairs and a spiral staircase indicate. The building has been redesigned several times over its long history. The year ‘1701’ is inscribed in the entrance door’s lintel. The dwelling is long and rectangular in shape. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. A gable slate roof crowns the house. The facade is made of pink rubble granite. Ashlar forms the window and door surrounds. There are many small-paned windows. The entrance door stands in a recess, beneath a rectangular window. A dormer with a triangular pediment gives character to the edifice’s west end. There is a secondary door beside a schist sundial that dates back to 1740. A cavity in the facade once formed an alcove for a dog. Opposite, there is a dome-covered well crowned with a granite cross. Pale gravel covers the courtyard. Wisteria grows up the facade.

Between History and Elegance - An Exceptional Estate in the Heart of Pontrieux's Preserved Countryside Step into a refined blend of heritage and tranquility with this exceptional estate, nestled in the unspoiled countryside of Pontrieux. Dating from the 16th to 18th centuries and fully renovated, this remarkable property offers over 470 sqm of living space divided into four separate dwellings (three of which are fully furnished) ready to accommodate your lifestyle or tourism projects. Set on nearly one hectare of landscaped grounds, this rare place combines charm, serenity, and tremendous potential. Property Details : The main manor features a circular layout on the ground floor with, at the front, a 45.4 sqm living room with wood-burning stove and a 31.5 sqm lounge with pellet stove. At the rear, you'll find a utility room, a 33 sqm kitchen, a restroom with shower and sink, and a laundry room. On the first floor, there's a bedroom with en-suite shower room, a full bathroom with shower, a walk-in wardrobe, a second adjoining bedroom, two additional bedrooms, and an intermediary room providing access to the lower level that could be used as office or other. The second floor consists of two attic open spaces. Outbuildings : Opposite the manor, a longère (traditional farmhouse) split into three independent lodgings: Part 1 (83.6 sqm) : For 4 guests, includes a ground-floor living room with open-plan kitchen; upstairs, a 10 sqm bedroom and a second bedroom about the same size, each with their shower room with toilet. Part 2 (48.8 sqm) : Ground floor: living/dining area with open kitchen; upstairs, a landing leads to a bedroom and shower room with toilet. Part 3 (78 sqm) - Ground floor: living-dining area with open kitchen, one bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet; upstairs, two bedrooms each with their shower room with toilet. In addition to the main buildings: A workshop outbuilding and a lean-to with a historic bread oven Another west-facing outbuilding used as a workshop A large open barn of over 90 sqm with an adjacent greenhouse Traditional stone crèches (animal shelters) and a well enhance the central courtyard. Surrounding area : Set in the peaceful countryside, just 6 km from shops and amenities. Beaches and the Port Blanc nautical center are 20 minutes away; golf course within 10 minutes. (3.44 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

A fully restored 16th- and 17th-century manor house in Trégor, about 20 minutes from the nearest beaches. The manor house was built in the heart of peaceful wooded countryside. It served both as a stately home and as the centre of a farm. The noble family who owned it enjoyed privileges within the parish church, as well as the right to exercise high, middle and low justice, symbolised by a sinister three-pillar gallows. Access to the property is via a local track which starts on a quiet country road, before continuing along a private track closed off by a metal gate. From the entrance, the manor house comes into view in the distance, set amongst tall trees. Facing east-west, it is flanked by three stone outbuildings, comprising a farmhouse, a barn adjoining two horse stalls and a feed store, arranged around a courtyard. The property is surrounded by land with an orchard and meadows. The buildings are constructed of rubble stone and dressed granite blocks, with slate roofs. The manor house, which has recently been restored, appears to be the result of two separate construction phases: the northern part is thought to date back to the 16th century, whilst the southern part is believed to have been built in 1665. The main building, which is a rectangular shape, rises over three storeys beneath a roof featuring two tall chimney stacks situated at each end of the gables. The main facade has a dormer window with a pediment, surmounted by a semi-circular gable softened by counter-curves. It also features several remarkable architectural elements, including a semi-circular archway and two bull’s-eye windows. The lintel of a window bears the date 1665 and the monogram IHS (Iesus Hominum Salvator, 'Jesus, saviour of men'), surmounted by a cross. At the back, a square tower topped with a hipped roof houses a granite spiral staircase leading to the upper floors. Finally, a chapel/well faces the manor house.

The Athéna agency offers you near SAINT QUAY PORTRIEUX and PAIMPOL, in a green setting, Manor and farmhouse dating from 1740, approximately 400m2 of living space on a plot of over 9,000m2. The property consists of a main building comprising on the ground floor an entrance hall, kitchen with fireplace, 2 living rooms each with a fireplace, shower room, laundry room, wc. On the 1st floor 3 bedrooms with bathroom and wc. On the 2nd floor a bedroom with shower room and wc. Attic. The left wing comprises on the ground floor, living room with open kitchen, hallway to solarium and access to indoor swimming pool. On the 1st floor, a mezzanine with access to an unfinished attic. On the 2nd floor, a bedroom with cathedral roof, dressing room, shower room and wc. The right wing includes a large independent reception room, catering area, 2 toilets, attic that can be converted. Marquee of 200m2. Listed chapel and well. Park closed and raised with orchard. 60-space car park. Ideal for gites and receptions. The +: Unique character property. Less than 10min from the beaches. DPE: G. GES: C. Estimated annual energy costs for housing between €8,210 and €11,150 per year. Diagnosis carried out on 29/11/2022. Price: €1,245 600 , i.e. €1,200,000 net seller + 3.8% including tax in fees payable by the buyer Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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