Manor Pontchâteau (44)by cabinet le nail

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ManorPontchâteau (44)
Price :
$1,267,200
Surface450 m²bedrooms7 bathroom1 land2.2 ha

Réf.4449 : For sale in the Loire Atlantique department a charming manor 15e.
The manor house we are offering is nestled in a cul-de-sac, in pretty countryside on the outskirts of Pontchâteau. This dynamic town of 10.000 inhabitants lies between the Brière and the Canal. Ideally located, close to the sea, 30 minutes from La Baule and 40 minutes from Nantes.
The village centre is within walking distance.
Not far from the manor house is a park with access to a river.
The surrounding countryside offers picturesque scenery, combining lush green forests, open fields, marshes and winding rivers. The region is criss-crossed by the famous Nantes-Brest Canal, a paradise for walkers and cyclists. Along the canal, shady paths allow you to appreciate the local flora and fauna, while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the banks.
Nature lovers can also explore the hiking trails that criss-cross the countryside, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and woods. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll along the canal or a more sporting excursion, the Pontchâteau region is sure to charm you with its authenticity.
An international golf course is just 10 minutes away.
The manor was part of a fiefdom whose origins date back to the end of the 15th century. Several smallholdings depended on this fief. The estate belonged to a noble family, one of whose abbots distinguished himself during the Vendée wars.
The outbuildings date back to the 18th century. A gold louis bearing the effigy of Louis XVI was found hidden in the outbuilding.
The manor house is currently in L-shape. The main building has three stories. The perpendicular wing, linked by a conservatory, is two storeys high. The overall surface area is approx. 450 sqm.
With its thick walls, fireplaces, old beams and original staircase, this is a residence that has stood the test of time with the same quiet wisdom, like a reassuring haven from the turbulence of the modern world. A place where echoes of the past still whisper, where you can feel that time, far from altering it, has only strengthened its soul.
The main dwelling :
The manor house is accessed via an entrance hall with an imposing wooden staircase. On the ground floor, to the left, is a large dining room with a magnificent fireplace, and a kitchen area.
A linen room has been created as an extension.
To the right of the entrance hall are two adjoining reception rooms with double aspect: a first lounge and a second lounge.
On the first floor, a large corridor leads to 5 bedrooms, a shower room, a bathroom and two toilets.
The second floor comprises two bedrooms and a convertible attic.
The perpendicular wing:
On the ground floor is a lounge with a fireplace. Upstairs, under the rafters, is a vast library with large shelves.
Outbuildings :
Former pigsty
Outbuilding:
Ground floor: garage, workshop, wood storage
1st floor: a 2-roomed flat to renovate with a large south-facing terrace.
Courtyard with solar panels.
You enter the property through a gate supported by two pillars. As you go along, you can see the noble silhouette of the manor house in the distance, silhouetted against the diffuse light, gradually emerging from the canopy of trees.
The grounds cover around 2.5 acres and are surrounded by ancient trees, notably hundred-year-old oaks, whose dense foliage forms a green barrier, concealing the estate from the outside world.
In front of the manor house to the west is a large lawn.
At the rear, to the east, an enclosed meadow stretches out, protected by wooden fences.
To the south is the swimming pool area. The pool was built in 2000. Its dimensions are 6x12.
Cabinet LE NAIL – Loire-Atlantique and Vendée - Mrs Nathalie TOULBOT : Nathalie TOULBOT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number . 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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