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On the outskirts of Tours, in a park of nearly 3 hectares with a swimming pool and tennis court, a 19th-century manor and its outbuildings converted into three residences. From the street, an imposing wooden gate hides the courtyard and the park, separated by a wrought iron gate bordered by white hydrangeas. The manor, built in 1848 and perfectly restored, faces an outbuilding, divided into a rental unit with independent access at the back, a garage, and a caretaker's apartment. On the ground floor, three large reception rooms with high ornamental ceilings have retained their 19th-century features and are well-lit by large windows. The rest of the level includes two offices, a kitchen with a pantry, and a laundry room. Nine bedrooms, six of which have en-suite bathrooms, and a cinema room are distributed across the upper floors. A cellar, accessible from a sunny courtyard at the front of the manor, occupies the basement. Attached, an old barn has been converted into a residence with independent access and garden. The whole is set in a park of nearly 3 hectares with unobstructed views and planted with century-old trees, featuring a tennis court, swimming pool, summer kitchen, shed, and greenhouse.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Barnes Properties and Castles offers for sale this former fortified farm whose origins date back to the 17th century. Just 25 minutes from the city of Poitiers (TGV and airport), and only a few minutes from a lively small town offering all amenities. The property features a set of buildings arranged around a courtyard and surrounded by moats. Only the dovecote, listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments, stands outside the enclosure. While the main residence dates from the 19th century and replaced the former dwelling, the buildings to the north of the enclosure have remained authentic and still date back to the 17th century. They house an old bakery, a former dwelling, and a square tower. The ensemble is harmonious and has a lot of character. The master house offers 205 m² of living space spread over 3 levels. It is topped with a high slate roof pierced by dormer windows. Two small extensions to the north and south complete the central body of the house. On the ground floor: entrance with the main staircase, living room with parquet flooring and insert fireplace, dining room with a 17th-century fireplace and staircase leading to a room above used as an office. On the other side of the entrance, there is a fitted kitchen with a fireplace, a laundry room, a toilet, and a small staircase leading to a second office. On the 1st floor of the main body: landing, a bedroom with a dressing room, a second bedroom, a hallway used as a library, and a shower room with a toilet. On the second floor: a landing distributes 2 bedrooms under the roof beams and a bathroom with a toilet. The outbuildings are numerous and could lend themselves to various projects. The land extends over 1.2 hectares and comprises the courtyard, the moats, and some grassy parcels. A detailed file is available upon request. Energy class: D - Climate class: D / Estimated annual expenses: €3970 to €5440 (reference price year 2021). Well presented by Jan Erik ALDERLIESTE "Information on 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.

Ref.4849 : 15th-C. fortified house with outbuildings in the Bourbonnais region Set in the heart of the Bourbonnais countryside, not far from Moulins, and close to a small village offering amenities and shops for everyday needs, this manor house enjoys a unspoilt setting where tranquillity, nature and authenticity reign. It is not far from Saint Pourçain-sur-Sioule, known for its vineyards. The property perfectly combines tranquillity and accessibility. The A79 motorway is just 5 kilometres away, making it easy to travel to major regional and national roads. The shops, services, schools and facilities in the town of Moulins are around a 15-minute drive away. This prime location thus offers the charm and tranquillity of the Bourbonnais countryside, without sacrificing proximity to everyday amenities.  The manor house is crowned by an elegant and imposing hipped roof, restored in keeping with the original architecture and covered with small, old flat tiles. The east façade features four remarkable mullioned windows, whilst the west façade has two beautiful ogee-arched doors. It is also adorned with an old well and a pleasant terrace paved with Volvic stone and limestone slabs. This fortified house, with a living area of approximately 248 sqm, comprises a ground floor and two mezzanine levels. Upon passing through the ogee-arched entrance door, one immediately discovers the soul and authenticity of this characterful home. The entrance hall is dominated by a superb, beautifully restored stone spiral staircase, the very backbone of the house. Finally, a third room measuring 36 sqm, featuring a beautiful period fireplace, remains to be fitted out according to the wishes of its future owners. The ground floor comprises a pleasant 38 sqm living room, featuring a French-style ceiling and a beautiful fireplace, creating a warm and elegant atmosphere. Adjacent to this, the dining room captivates with its floor of antique terracotta tiles, framed by wooden panelling, as well as its exceptional, monumental 15th-C. fireplace, which has been carefully restored. The walls, finished in lime plaster, contribute to the elegance and authenticity of the space. A cellar completes this level. A few steps lead down to a charming vaulted kitchen, opening directly onto a south-facing terrace. A second room, intended for everyday meals, also benefits from direct access to another terrace. The spiral staircase leads to the upper floors, which are dedicated to the sleeping quarters. The first mezzanine level features a bedroom with a bathroom and toilet situated on the other side of the staircase. On the top floor, a bedroom with painted exposed beams has its own bathroom and toilet. A spacious suite of nearly 35 sqm is the finest bedroom in the house. It stands out for the exceptional care taken in its decoration, notably a remarkable trompe-l’œil design created by an artist from Moulins. An imposing, monumental 15th-C. fireplace is beautifully set off by the Pompeian red tones of the walls, creating an atmosphere that is both stately and refined. At the entrance to the property, a group of outbuildings complements the main building. It comprises a lean-to woodshed of approximately 18 sqm, a barn of 64 sqm with a roof in good condition, and two stables of 40 sqm. Offering spacious interiors and potential for conversion, these outbuildings could be restored to accommodate an artist’s studio, reception areas, garages or even a holiday cottage, depending on the plans of their future owners. The property is set within grounds of approximately 7,600 sqm planted with a wide variety of trees, including willows, birches, hornbeams, bamboos and a magnificent oak over a century old, remarkable for its size and grandeur. A large orchard completes this carefully preserved natural setting. A pond adorned with reeds adds a bucolic touch to the setting Two pleasant terraces, one facing due south and the other to the west with its well, allow you to make the most of the sunshine throughout the day. The garden also offers numerous shaded areas, ideal for rest and contemplation, lending this property a peaceful and particularly charming atmosphere. Cabinet LE NAIL – Saône-et-Loire & Bourbonnais - M. Lionel MILLET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Lionel MILLET, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 942 190 125. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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Two hours from Paris, 25 minutes from the beaches of the 'Côte Fleurie' (Deauville-Cabourg) and 10 minutes from Pont l'Evêque (Motorway A13), charming Normandy property close to all amenities, set on a 9.26-hectare plot with panoramic views of the Touques Valley (river access). This remarkable property, with its typical Pays d'Auge character houses, is composed as follows: a 16th- and 17th-century manor house, a main house with beautiful reception rooms and up to 5-6 bedrooms, two comfortable habitable outbuildings: a guest house offering 4 bedrooms, adjoining a large veranda and a heated swimming pool, with a low retractable shelter and breathtaking views; a caretaker's house (currently rented) with a garage, offering 3 bedrooms and a private outdoor space. A barn with potential (games room and storage space) and an old bread oven complete this property. Combining authenticity, character, and contemporary comfort, this property offers high-end amenities in each of its houses, all in perfect condition, set within a manicured, wooded, and flower-filled park. State-of-the-art restoration, high-quality energy performance certificate, and geothermal energy. Various occupancy opportunities are available depending on the 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.)

This 15th century ensemble offers a manor house and its outbuildings, including a comfortable keeper's cottage. The property sits in a dominant position, surrounded by its 18-hectare private estate of meadows, forest and a spring, with panoramic views extending to the surrounding villages, offering commerce a cycle ride away. No close neighbours and approached via a long road through its own land. The Manor has recently been renovated in a sustainable and modern way, while in keeping with its history, blending stonework with modern comforts. At the entrance, a double wrought-iron gate opens onto an inner courtyard dominated by a magnificent dovecote. The main living area comprises two lounges, a large dining room, beautiful stone fireplaces and a large kitchen and an office. Upstairs, a private area offers 5 bedrooms with en suite shower rooms or bathrooms, all with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. One of the living rooms opens onto the outdoor terrace with its infinity pool in the heart of a landscaped garden with breathtaking views. On the garden level, a vaulted room with an independance entrance and offers a large space that could easily be converted into an additional apartment. A discreet janitor's cottage offers three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and two shower rooms, plus a terrace overlooking the hills. The other outbuildings are a more modern building used as a shed and located away from the main house, and a beautiful character barn adjoining the main house that could be used as a reception room while enjoying the panoramic view. This estate will charm nature lovers, provide inspiration for artists and offer numerous possibilities for investors wishing to optimize a unique property with character. ………………………………………………..

Situated in Southern Brittany, near the market town of Redon with its direct TGV rail connection to Paris, and close to the navigable River Oust, this character manor house sits within approximately 1.7 hectares (4.2 acres) of grounds, much of which is enclosed by traditional stone walls. With its distinctive tower, carved gargoyles and attractive mix of stone, granite and decorative brickwork, this is a property that immediately catches the eye. While substantial renovation work is required, the manor retains many original features and offers the opportunity to restore an authentic French home full of character and history. One of the major advantages of the property is that part of the house is already habitable in a simple manner, making it possible to stay on site whilst renovation work progresses. The western wing currently provides a living room with fireplace, a kitchen with adjoining utility and storage area, and on the first floor five bedrooms, two bathrooms and two separate WCs. The central section comprises a large entrance hall, a reception room with an impressive granite fireplace, a staircase hall and a former kitchen featuring an unusual decorative mosaic fireplace. Above, a large attic offers further development potential. The eastern wing is centred around a large room divided into two sections with a marble corner fireplace. The upper floors remain to be renovated and still retain a number of interesting period features, including decorative cement floor tiles, a cast-iron bath, an original wash basin and several cast-iron radiators. Outside, an attached barn offers the possibility of increasing the usable space of the property, subject to any necessary permissions. Two further detached outbuildings are also present, although their condition is such that renovation would not be possible under current planning regulations. Although this is unquestionably a substantial renovation project, it benefits from several important advantages that are often difficult to find together in a property of this age: solid roofs, mains drainage, fibre-optic internet and a peaceful rural setting whilst remaining within easy reach of shops, services and transport links. For buyers seeking a genuine restoration project rather than a modernised property, this manor offers the chance to create a remarkable home whilst preserving many of the architectural features that give the building its identity. (6.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Characterful 1860 estate with manor house, guest house, barns and landscaped park Set on a generous plot with landscaped parkland and a pond, this 1860 estate consists of a manor house, a caretaker’s house, two large barns and a small outbuilding. The property offers extensive space and a wide range of potential uses, both as a private residence and for commercial activities. Between 2008 and 2015, the estate underwent a substantial renovation and was almost entirely modernised while preserving its original character. The roofs were also replaced and the septic system renewed. In recent years, the estate has been professionally operated as a hotel-restaurant, wedding venue and holiday rental. With a maximum of five guest rooms, the activity falls under French “chambres d’hôtes” regulations. The current setup allows for continued tourism use or a combination of residential living and business activity. Rental income has previously enabled the estate to generate a full income. The manor house features two cellars in the basement. The ground floor offers a central entrance with double doors to both the front and rear. From the central hall, there is access to the dining room, living room, kitchen and staircase. Adjacent to the staircase is a second, smaller sitting room. Both the kitchen and dining room open directly onto the garden via double doors. The kitchen also provides access to the cellar. A separate toilet completes this level. The first floor comprises two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and washbasin. In addition, there is a spacious independent apartment with a living room, bedroom, bathroom and toilet. The second floor offers three large bedrooms, each with a private bathroom including a shower, toilet and washbasin. There is also an additional bedroom with a washbasin and a linen room. Above this level is an attic. The caretaker’s house includes a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, and benefits from a sunny terrace. The two large barns and the small outbuilding provide extensive additional space. Together with the manor house, guest accommodation and landscaped park, they form a complete estate offering numerous possibilities for those seeking space, privacy and a property full of character. The entire furniture and equipment can be purchased separately, allowing the operation of the estate to be continued immediately if desired.

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 & Mr Romuald BAUDIN : +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. Romuald BAUDIN, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 858 790 806. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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 & Mr Romuald BAUDIN : +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. Romuald BAUDIN, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 858 790 806. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

An elegant 18th-century mansion and its swimming pool set in 5 hectares of French parkland near Saint-Céneri-Le-Gerei. Dated from the 18th century, it was built for an important family from Alençon. The estate is located away from the village, at the end of a path. Beyond the wrought iron gate, the courtyard unfolds around the mansion and its outbuildings. In front of the residence topped with a slate roof, the park stretches its carpet of greenery down to the pond below. Structured with a central body flanked by two wings, the main house of 460 m2 is elevated over two levels and rests on a garden level. The façade, with a simple appearance, is pierced by large windows. A winter garden extends the whole to the park.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the countryside, in a quiet area, a superb manor from 1758 renovated between 2000 and 2003 (roof, electricity, plumbing, swimming pool…). About 468 m² for the main house: beautiful dining kitchen, two dining rooms, living room, music room, TV room, 6 bedrooms including two suites, 2 offices, walk-in closets, 4 bathrooms. Oak staircase from Tronçais, beautiful volumes and preserved charm.The independent cottage (approx. 107 m²) includes 4 bedrooms, a dormitory, a living room with kitchen, and 2 bathrooms.A park of 3.93 ha with a heated swimming pool, orchard (apricots, figs, cherries, kiwis…), well, artist workshop, double garage, workshop. Oil heating, partial double glazing, solar panels, 3 compliant septic tanks. Fiber optic planned.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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In Saint-Malo, near the banks of the Rance, a manor from the 17th and 19th centuries with its outbuildings on nearly 4 hectares. The property, enclosed by stone walls, includes a Malouin manor, its chapel, a longère converted into a residence, as well as ancillary buildings, within a domain of nearly 4 hectares featuring a large ornamental garden, a courtyard, an orchard, an old tennis court, and meadows. At the center of the estate, the manor rises two stories under the eaves. A part of the building, an old post relay from the 17th century, constitutes the oldest core of the property. Successive transformations, including the addition of a wing and the chapel at the beginning of the 19th century, have shaped its current appearance. Its partly plastered stone facades are punctuated by large windows with small panes, while the slate roof is dotted with dormers and tall chimney stacks. The main living area includes several reception rooms, ten bedrooms, and a chapel distributed across the floors. The longère houses an independent dwelling operated as a guesthouse, as well as storage rooms and unconverted attics.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Total Usable Area: Approx. 860 m² Grounds: 12,805 m² (over 3 acres) Rooms: 23 rooms | 11 bedrooms A Private and Serene Haven in the Town Center Located within immediate proximity to all local amenities, this exceptional private estate enjoys a rare location, offering absolute peace and complete privacy. Nestled within 12,805 m² of beautifully wooded grounds featuring magnificent listed trees, a pond, and a very large terrace, this rare property stands out for its grand volumes and immense potential. The entire property—comprising the manor house, the caretaker's cottage, and the outbuildings—is in excellent condition. The Main Manor House (695 m² – 4 Levels) This character-filled manor house spans four levels, offering great versatility of use: Ground Floor (Reception Spaces): The entrance hallway leads to several reception rooms, a library, a dining room, and a kitchen. The centerpiece of the home is a grand living room of approximately 92 m² with remarkable ceiling heights and a listed, fully functional fireplace. Upper Floors (Sleeping Quarters): 8 spacious bedrooms, complemented by independent bathrooms and dressing areas. Fully Converted Basement: A fitness room, an authentic wine cellar, a kitchen, a boiler room, as well as extensive storage and workshop spaces. Renovated Caretaker's Cottage (116 m²) Completely independent and fully renovated, this cottage is ideal for hosting guests, running a guesthouse (gîte), or housing staff. It features: An entrance opening into a bright living room 3 bedrooms A fully fitted kitchen with a utility room, and a shower room. Charming Outbuildings Built with high-quality materials and in perfect condition, these outbuildings beautifully complement the estate and are perfectly suited for various cultural, event, or well-being projects: An orangery and a greenhouse A private dojo A workshop, a large garage, storage areas, and a chicken coop. Technical Specifications and Features Premium Amenities: Alarm system, intercom, motorized gate, and fiber optic internet connection. Heating: Oil-fired heating for the manor, gas heating for the caretaker's cottage. Sanitation: Mains drainage (mains sewer). Property Tax (Taxe Foncière): €5,683. Co-ownership (Copropriété): No. Our Review: A unique estate on the market that will accommodate all your ambitions, whether for a grand family home, a professional project, or a boutique hospitality venture. An exceptional heritage property to be discovered without delay. Contact for information and viewings: OptimHome – Pascal ROGER (+33 6 78 13 43 87) The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. Contact your local agent, Pascal ROGER, NANTES, Optimhome Associate Estate Agent at 06 78 13 43 87 (ref 600460)

In Brittany, 10 minutes south of Tréguier, a manor and its 14th-century porch house, set on around 8 hectares of meadows. The property is organized around a large courtyard that brings together several stone buildings under slate roofing.The old manor, identifiable by its entrance porch and its ancient layout, constitutes the founding dwelling of the ensemble. Dated from the 14th century, it features a pointed arch opening. Its frame consists of an archivolt with several rows of moldings resting on engaged colonnettes. An upper arch surmounts it and carries a trilobed stone. Above the passage, a narrow window with a granite frame is set in the thickness of the wall. The masonry of rubble and the dressed granite elements testify to the different phases of construction of the building. It connects the former main access driveway of the property to the manor's courtyard.Nearby, an independent building has been converted into a cottage.A second building, situated near the swimming pool area, faces it. Today, it includes a relaxation room, a gym, and a summer kitchen.The outbuildings also include a shed, a garage, and several storage spaces.There are two accesses to the property. The first corresponds to the old driveway of the manor. Lined with trees, notably mirabelle plums, as well as flower beds, it is currently used by guests. The second is operated by a fully motorized gate.In the center of the courtyard, a tall cypress tree is situated, facilitating vehicle maneuvering. The surroundings of the buildings are occupied by grassy areas, planted with chestnuts, walnuts, shrubs, and numerous flower beds.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An 18th-century manor with 4,000m² of lush grounds on the Camino de Santiago pilgrims’ way in Normandy’s Calvados department. The manor stands on slopes on the north side of Lisieux, near the River Touques. It is nestled in a lush backdrop. The property’s origins date back to the Middle Ages. It owes its name to a canon who would receive a prebend from the bishop in return for teaching the Holy Scriptures. The extensive plot of land forms a triangle where two calm roads meet. The majestic building is a single edifice that looks out at lush lawns, which extend around a driveway. The driveway leads to the manor and garage. It splits into two separate lanes that run along either side of the manor. A group of tall trees on the north side lies beyond an orchard, a vegetable patch and lawns. A thick thuja hedge encloses the grounds, ensuring absolute privacy. Beyond it, there is a semi-rural environment of green landscape that is dotted with woods and that stretches to the horizon. The manor was built in the 1780s and 1790s when forest-clearing had almost been completed in the region. It is a half-timbered construction with timber framing that is typical of architecture in the Pays d’Auge province. The main section has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. Oak was used for the building’s framework. Cob filler was used for the spaces between the beams and then lime-rendered. This method was inexpensive during the house’s period of construction. Today, it characterises the identity and charm of traditional Norman homes. The timber framing is mainly in the building’s upper section, its lower section being made of brick and stone. Old tiles cover the hipped roof. A protruding section on the east side that leads out southwards was built in the same style as the rest of the house, probably after the Second World War. Its roof has a jerkinhead end and eaves. The roof also has two dormers that face, at a right angle, two dormers on the roof’s east slope. On the entrance side, there are three other hipped dormers. Two brick chimney stacks rise up from the roof too. All the windows are single-glazed and have small panes. At the end of the house, an additional section adjoins the manor. It has a gable roof of old tiles with a small dormer. This extension forms a garage. It is used as a utility section and was probably originally a farm building to which the manor was added.

At the entrance of Honfleur, a few minutes walk from the Vieux Bassin, rare Norman ensemble from the 17th century: a manor of 307 sqm, two independent lodges, and an old press, all preserved in the heart of a landscaped park of 6,800 sqm. Behind the gate, a driveway lined with flower beds and fruit trees guides the eye toward the manor, remarkable and very well maintained. Today, a main residence operated as a bed and breakfast, the property includes the manor, a traditional press, and a Norman house converted into two independent lodges. The manor, from the 17th century (1680), remarkable and very well maintained, develops 307 sqm. On the ground floor: an entrance with a beautiful period staircase, a bright living room with a fireplace and generous volumes where original elements have been carefully preserved, a cross-shaped dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen, a cellar, separate toilets, and a laundry room. On the first floor, a beautiful master suite with dressing room and private bathroom, two double bedrooms sharing a bathroom, as well as several additional spaces: boudoir, small living room, laundry room. The second level offers an additional suite and a large isolated attic, to be renovated according to your projects. The half-timbered Norman house houses two independent lodges (116 sqm in total), designed for 5 and 6 people, each with a living room, kitchen, shower room, two bedrooms upstairs, a private garden, and dedicated parking. Currently operated as seasonal rentals, they provide an immediate source of income. The old press, typical of Norman architecture with its half-timbered façade and massive wooden framework, is currently used for storage. With its attic floor and generous volumes, it offers great potential for conversion: reception room, additional lodge, or leisure space. The whole forms a harmonious and charming property, ideally located for a life project, hospitality, or tourist investment in the heart of Honfleur's activity. +33685645684

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A few kilometers from the Belgian border, in a pleasant commune of the Avesnois park, surrounded by forests, meadows and hedged farmland typical of the region, lies this remarkable family château, which displays its cachet and charm in the midst of a wooded park of over 7000 sqm. Built at the end of the 19th century by a Parisian textile entrepreneur who fell in love with the area and decided to build his country residence here, this elegant residence, tastefully renovated by its current owners, offers the appeal of an exceptional place conducive to relaxation, calm and rejuvenation. With a total living area of approx. 600 sqm, it is divided over 3 levels: The first floor, accessed via a vast staircase, comprises an entrance hall, a fitted kitchen, a large living room with a monumental fireplace overlooking the park, a small sitting room, a billiards room and a bathroom. The 2 upper floors, accessible via a main staircase and a service staircase, comprise 8 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms with toilet, plus a large children's area dedicated to games and TV. The ensemble is completed by a basement comprising various cellars and a garage equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles. Last but not least, the large park provides the château with a green setting where, come fine weather, everyone can enjoy the outdoor terrace and relaxation areas in the shade of the tall trees. Perfectly renovated and ready to move into, the property requires no work whatsoever (new roof). It lends itself equally well to a bed & breakfast activity or to hosting a large family. Situated around 1h30 from Brussels and Lille and 45 minutes from Charleroi, the nearest airport, it benefits from the exceptional environment of the Avesnois Park and its many tourist and cultural attractions. Energy class : D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 10,400 euros and 14,150 euros per year. Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

19410 VIGEOIS – BETWEEN LIMOGES AND BRIVE LA GAILLARDE – MANOR HOUSE ON 3 LEVELS – 240 m² – 8 ROOMS – 6 BEDROOMS – TERRACE – OUTBUILDING 63 m² – GARAGE – WOODED PARK 4,671 m² effiCity presents residence with a reference living area of 210 m², erected on a 4,671 m² plot, offering a peaceful and tranquil living environment. Accommodation: - Ground floor (120 m²): entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen and terrace access, bedroom, bathroom and W.C. - First floor (80 m²): four bedrooms, dressing room, W.C. - Attic (40 m²): large open-plan area laid out as two spaces for an office and a leasure room. - Basement (40 m²): laundry room 21 m², pantry 5 m², cellar 14 m². Exterior: - 30 m² terrace; furnished outbuilding/gîte of 63 m²; dedicated wood storage area and a garage; situated within a fully fenced, wooded park of 4,671 m². Connected to the mains sewage system. Property tax : 749€ per year. Interior and exterior 3D virtual tour available upon request.

Available for sale: this property with multiple reception uses. Ideally located between Toulouse and Albi, it offers around 1,300 m² of living space in 4 buildings, including 3 large rooms measuring 155, 107 and 90 m², as well as 5 adjoining lounges. It can accommodate 35 overnight guests, 11 en suite bedrooms and a separate staff accommodation. Set in 2.6 hectares of parkland with a swimming pool, this property has plenty of light, numerous possibilities and is in excellent condition.

In the countryside of Cotentin, 15 minutes from Saint-Lô, a manor dating from the 15th and 18th centuries, its outbuildings and its dovecote on an 8-hectare estate. From a road, a tree-lined avenue descends towards a valley. The manor appears after a dovecote and outbuildings. It was formerly a Protestant house and the property of the Dagobert family. A large gravelled esplanade punctuated by a stone well precedes the courtyard facade. The architecture reflects the two periods of construction, between the 15th and the early 18th century. Raised by one level more in the attic, the main building is pierced by multiple bays under a slate roof. On the garden side, the facade is rhythmically punctuated by a circular stair tower topped with a slate pepperpot roof. The stone walls are marked by large bay windows with crossbars. The two wings communicate at every level. They can also be arranged as independent residences.This description has been automatically translated from French.