manors with pool for sale Finistère, France

FINISTÈRE — 16TH CENTURY CHARACTER ESTATE A historic manor of 364 m², plus four independent houses and a park of about one hectare Only 13 minutes from Morlaix and about twenty minutes from the Locquirec beaches, this remarkable estate of about one hectare is revealed in the heart of a characterful hamlet, in a rolling and preserved landscape where calm and authenticity reign. Built in 1543, then elegantly remodeled in the 19th century, the manor bears witness to several centuries of architectural history. Around it, four independent houses and a restored old bread oven make up a singular heritage ensemble, harmoniously integrated into its natural environment. Rare for the diversity of its buildings and its usage possibilities, this property is suitable both as a large family residence and for the development of a high-end hospitality business, while allowing the privacy of the main manor. The historic manor — 364 m² The manor presents two façades with distinct architectural expressions, reflecting the different stages of its history. To the north, the 16th-century façade retains remarkable original elements: an elegant square turret, a majestic spiral staircase in pink granite, and finely carved dormer windows. To the south, the façade remodeled in 1861 reveals a classical inspiration, evoking the elegance of Malouinières and offering a harmonious dialogue between 19th-century architecture and the older dispositions of the residence. From the entrance, the character of the place is clear. A large hall distributes generous reception rooms where schist floors, ancient fireplaces, arched doors, and original beams compose an authentic décor, preserved over time. The large living room offers a warm setting, conducive to convivial moments. The dining room connects to a family kitchen equipped with a Godin range, designed to host and share beautiful moments with family or friends. Upstairs, six beautiful bedrooms each have a private shower room, ensuring comfort and independence for their occupants. Two additional bedrooms could be combined to create an autonomous space, likely to accommodate an office, a professional activity, a caretaker's apartment, or additional accommodation, depending on the planned project. The estate is completed by four independent houses totaling about 330 m² of living space. Harmoniously distributed on the property, they offer configurations ranging from two to five bedrooms and all benefit from full southern exposure as well as a good comfort level. Some have been adapted to meet accessibility requirements for people with reduced mobility. This organization constitutes one of the major assets of the estate. It allows for considering a multigenerational family residence, hosting friends in distinct spaces, or developing a quality tourist activity with charming holiday homes. Depending on the future owner's choices, the whole could also lend itself to the organization of themed stays or private receptions, subject to the necessary authorizations and arrangements. A restored old bread oven enriches this ensemble. Due to its character and configuration, it could become a charming pied-à-terre, a convivial space, or additional accommodation, depending on the possible arrangements. An authentic landscaped park The exterior areas naturally extend the heritage character of the property. The estate is organized around an orchard, wooded meadows, and carefully maintained gardens. A flowered courtyard, a fountain feeding an old washhouse, and two wells punctuate this bucolic landscape, where the built heritage is set in a green environment. The various perspectives, the diversity of plantings, and the presence of water give the whole a peaceful and timeless atmosphere. A privileged setting to enjoy nature, entertain, or develop a hospitality project away from any hustle and bustle. Extension possibilities for a large-scale project For buyers wishing to go further, several additional elements can be offered for purchase: Two additional stone houses. A barn of about 150 m² located near the pond. A wooded park of about 7,000 m², including notably a pond of about 1,000 m². These elements open the way to different development prospects: expansion of a tourist or event activity, creation of a larger family estate, or enhancement of a heritage ensemble with multiple purposes. A heritage estate with multiple prospects Due to its history, the richness of its architecture, the diversity of its buildings, and the quality of its environment, this property presents a particularly rare character in northern Finistère. The 16th-century manor, the four independent houses, the restored old bread oven, and the landscaped park form a coherent whole, offering many usage and evolution possibilities. Close to Morlaix and the beaches of the northern Finistère coast, this estate will appeal both to heritage enthusiasts and buyers seeking a large family property or a place to live likely to host a characterful tourist project. A unique property where several centuries of history meet a lifestyle oriented towards nature, hospitality, and the freedom to conceive a project in one's own image.

In the beautiful rolling countryside of central Brittany, 50 minutes from the sea or Brest airport, 7 minutes from the motorway and 10 minutes from two small towns with all amenities, this charming manor house, with its very ancient foundations, has been carefully and perfectly restored and offers an exceptional and comfortable living environment in absolute tranquility. Documented as early as the 12th century, the estate was the dynamic possession of an officer of the Dukes of Brittany for several generations, justifying an expansion of the manor house during the 17th century. Recently renovated with meticulous respect for its original features, it is a comfortable residence set in 9,000 m² of grounds. It comprises a large room with a fireplace, an attic room, and a bedroom on the first floor, and three bedrooms on the second floor. A large swimming pool overlooking the view is adjacent to a very attractive outbuilding clad in wood. A longère (traditional Breton farmhouse) completes the property. The park, with its large, manicured lawns, beautiful trees, and vegetable garden, offers lovely open spaces and ensures the privacy of the entire property. Gas central heating Fees payable by the buyer Fees: 5% including tax of the price excluding fees, i.e. €35,000 Sale price excluding fees: €700,000 Energy rating: D Climate rating: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,640 and €6,340 per year. Prices indexed for 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr