Manors for sale Vouvray-sur-Loir, France

Description: the Priory, Dissay sous Courcillon (72500, Sarthe). In the immediate vicinity of the Loire châteaux, the Priory, a very beautiful historic house from the 12th and 17th centuries, is located in the heart of a village, very close to many shops and in a geographical area offering many and varied activities. On the border of the departments of Sarthe and Indre et Loire, the Priory is easily accessible, located just 35 km from Tours and 45 km from Le Mans and only 3 km from the nearest train station. Classified in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments, the Priory, attached to a Romanesque church, has an exceptional framework, very old wall paintings, very beautiful moats and a wash house overlooking a river. The property comprises a main house, with an area of ​​approximately 550 m², with 13 rooms, including nine bedrooms, most of them with bathrooms, a second, smaller house, fitted out overlooking a swimming pool and outbuildings, the whole being located in a magnificent wooded park of 5500 m². Ideal as a main home or as a country house, the Priory also makes it easy to carry out a bed and breakfast activity. In detail the arrangements: • Surface: 550 m2 • Pieces: 13 • Bedrooms: 9 • Bathrooms: 7 • Toilets: 6 • Small house: 75 m² • Garage: 2 places •Addiction •Swimming pool • Golf courses 20 km away • Train station 3 km away Price : 545,000 euros

Ref. 4161: Elegant listed property for sale in upper Loire Valley. Sarthe department, not far from a state-owned forest that provides an exceptional place to get away from it all, in a hilly, wooded region that foreshadows the Loir valley. A small, pleasant town 6 km away, with good rail links, offers a full range of services. The dwelling was probably built in the 15th century, then extended and altered in the early 17th and 18th centuries. The old dwelling is flanked by two towers built in 1601 and extended at the rear by two wings, one of which was built in the early 18th century. It is built of stone and has a slate roof. The frames, quoins and cornices are made of tufa stone. The dwelling comprises: Ground floor: entrance hall (14 sqm) tiled with terracotta floor tiles, wainscoting, lounge (30 sqm), tiled with terracotta floor tiles, 17th century tufa fireplace, small room in the adjoining tower, lounge (31 sqm), shower room (5 sqm) and corridor, central lounge (32 sqm), dining room (23 sqm) with baluster stairway, corridor with shower room and separate toilet, kitchen (37 sqm). First floor: 5 bedrooms, 2 with fireplaces, shower room, 2 bathrooms and wc. Above: attic. The outbuildings form a courtyard in front of the manor house: - A barn (137 sqm), 4.11 m high, rammed earth floor, tiled and slate roof. - A boiler room. - An old stable (5.22x14.1 or 73.8 sqm), 3 m high, cement floor. - An old forge (5x6.5 i.e. 33 sqm), 2.3 m high, with fireplace. - A garage (6.7x8.3 or 56 sqm), 2.77 m high - Various small utility rooms - A former dovecote (4.2x4.05 17 sqm), 2.8 m high, with a room above it that was formerly habitable. This charming dwelling is accessed via a driveway planted with American oaks. Its beautifully landscaped courtyard, outbuildings and garden are surrounded by a moat spanned by two stone bridges. The surrounding area comprises a series of plots of meadows and woodlands totalling 18,28 acres. They provide sufficient land to ensure good environmental protection.