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.

ManorLa Roche-Jaudy (22)
Price :
$903,700
($1,410 / m²)
Surface641 m²bedrooms9 bathrooms4 land8.6 ha

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