manor for sale Guimaëc, France

16th Century MANOR – 364 m² – 6 ROOMS – 4 SEPARATE HOUSES – 1 HECTARE Just 13 minutes from Morlaix and about twenty minutes from Locquirec beaches, this remarkable estate of about 1 hectare is set in a hilly landscape, in the heart of a preserved hamlet of character, where peace and authenticity reign. Built in 1543 and elegantly renovated in the 19th century, the complex is now a rare property where historic architecture harmonizes with the surrounding nature. The estate is suitable for both a family life and a high-quality reception project, offering numerous exploitation possibilities while preserving the privacy of a main residence. THE MANOR – 364 M² The manor features two facades with distinct architectural identities, each telling part of its history. To the north, the historic facade retains the main attributes of the 16th-century home: an elegant square turret, a majestic rose granite spiral staircase, and beautifully carved dormer windows. To the south, the façade renovated in 1861 draws inspiration from the refined architecture of malouinières, adding a touch of classic elegance that blends seamlessly with the original architecture. Upon entering, the character of the house is evident. The large hall leads to generous reception rooms where shale floors, antique fireplaces, arched doors, and original beams attest to the preserved authenticity of the premises. The large living room offers a warm and friendly space, while the dining room communicates with a fully equipped family kitchen with a Godin stove, designed for gatherings and sharing special moments with family or friends. The upper floors host six beautiful bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. Two additional bedrooms could be combined to create an independent space, which could be used as a professional activity area, a caretaker's apartment, or guest accommodation. THE FOUR INDEPENDENT HOUSES – ABOUT 330 M² The estate is complemented by four independent houses totaling approximately 330 m² of living space. Laid out harmoniously within the property, they offer configurations from two to five bedrooms and all benefit from south-facing exposure and a high level of comfort. Some have been adapted to meet accessibility requirements for people with reduced mobility. This especially rare arrangement allows for various uses: hosting family and friends, a multi-generational residence, holiday rentals or charming guest rooms, tourist stays, or organizing events in a private setting. A fully restored old bread oven completes the estate. Its character and layout could be used as a pied-à-terre, reception space, or additional accommodation. A PRESERVED LANDSCAPED PARK The outdoor areas extend the architectural heritage. The estate includes an orchard, wooded meadows, and meticulously maintained gardens. A flowered courtyard, a fountain feeding an old washhouse, and two wells enhance this bucolic landscape. The diversity of plantings and perspectives creates a particularly peaceful and inspiring atmosphere, with each season revealing a new palette of colors. POSSIBILITIES FOR ESTATE EXPANSION For buyers wishing to further develop the property’s potential, several additional elements can be offered: Two additional stone houses. A hangar of about 150 m² near the ponds. A wooded park of about 7,000 m² including a pond of about 1,000 m². These additional acquisitions open up different possibilities: developing a tourist or event activity, Equestrian project, creating a large family estate, or expanding an already exceptional property. Thanks to its history, architecture, diversity of buildings, and quality environment, this estate offers a particularly rare combination. Located immediately near Morlaix and the beaches of the northern coast of Finistère, it is a property of character that is both familial, patrimonial, and expandable, offering many opportunities for those looking to realize an exceptional project.

POSSIBILITY OF FORWARD SALE WITH PAYMENT BY INSTALMENTS Réf. 4473: 20 MINUTES FROM THE SEA : Charming manor house for sale in Brittany In the heart of rolling countryside, in a small hamlet full of character, this astonishing manor house was built in the 16th century (1543) and then remodelled in the 19th century. The property comprises an 8-bedroom manor house and 4 detached houses. 1/ THE MANOR: On the north side, the manor house has kept its 16th-century architecture intact. Square turret with spiral staircase, pedimented dormer window and finials. The south facade, restored in 1861, has the proud appearance of a malouinière. Entrance hall leading to a large lounge with beautiful slate floor tiles and fireplace, old arched doors, lime and hemp rendering, spiral staircase in pink granite leading to 6 bedrooms with their 5 private shower rooms. A dining room leads to a kitchen equipped with a Godin kitchen piano in this part of the manor house. A 2nd staircase separates part of the manor for private use with 2 bedrooms sharing 1 shower room, if you wish to use it for professional purposes. Perfect for large families, this character property will delight lovers of authenticity with its many original features. Surrounded by 4 independent, habitable houses totalling 330 sqm, its potential offers great opportunities for tourist activities such as guest houses and gîtes. 2/ 4 Gîtes : - Gîte 1: 47 sqm former bread oven on 2 levels - adjoining the manor house - main south-facing facade. Composed of living room with open-plan kitchen, wc and 1 bedroom with shower room on 1st floor. - Gîte 2: detached house of 68sqm on 2 levels - main south-facing facade. Composed of living room with open-plan kitchen, utility room, shower room, wc. At the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms. -Gîte 3: detached house with 105m² street frontage - south facing. Living room with open-plan kitchen, bedroom, shower room, wc + 2 bedrooms on 1st floor, shower room with wc. - Gîte 4: a house facing the street, adjoining the neighbour, 94sqm - south-facing. Living room with open-plan kitchen, disabled bedroom with shower room/wc + 1st floor: 2 bedrooms, shower room, wc + 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms, each with its own shower room with wc. 3/ A FOUNTAIN WITH A WASH-HOUSE 4/ A SEPERATE LAUNDRY ROOM : Shared with the gîtes. Set between a hamlet and the countryside, the manor house is surrounded by its gîtes and gardens. Orchard, leafy meadow, fountain and wash-house, 2 wells, courtyard, flowerbeds and car park. Possibility of purchasing in addition : 1/ Two houses independent of the manor house and adjoining each other with garden, overlooking the street: north-facing facade. The first comprises a living room/open-plan kitchen, shower room, toilet and a bedroom on the first floor. The second comprises a living room/open-plan kitchen, shower room, toilet, conservatory and a bedroom on the first floor. 2/ A hangar of approx. 150 sqm next to a pond. 3/ A park approx 7.000sqm with a pond of approx. 1000sqm. 4/ An 80sqm shed with terrace next to the wash-house. 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.

Halfway between Morlaix and the sea, manor from 1890 and its outbuildings on more than 7 hectares. The main building is flanked by several raised pavilions. Rubble elevation with base, bay frames, horizontal bands, corner chains, cornice and cut stone dormer windows. The main entrance, on the raised ground floor, is via the south terrace. The original woodwork has been preserved, and some redone. To the left, a living room with bow window and fireplace, opening onto a small TV lounge. On the other side of the corridor, a dining room adjoins the dining kitchen (Bulthaup). On the first floor, a landing leads to an office, three bedrooms, one of which has a balcony, a toilet and a bathroom. On the second floor, three beautiful bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and bathtub, toilet. Attic, three possible bedrooms and rooms that can accommodate a bathroom and a toilet. On the lower floor, the boiler room, the laundry room (with bathroom), a large office and a storage area, a storage room. Wine cellar. In the park, a shed at the entrance, a caretaker's house and the stables. Everything is watertight and can be renovated if necessary. The park is made up of woods, meadows and a completely enclosed orchard. A pasture completes the park. Note that depending on the tide, the bottom of the park can fill with sea water (facing the stables). Enclosed garden and fence and high walls, not overlooked. Amenities are 5 minutes away by car, on a flat road. Absolute calm between land and sea…

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.

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.