Luxury properties for sale Saint-Agnan-sur-Erre, France (page 2)

Charming, professionally restored, 18th century country manor, with outbuildings, overlooking beautiful landscape. Ground floor: large entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, vast reception room, veranda, utility rooms, large bedroom and additional room. Upper floor: gallery leading to 5 bedrooms with own shower rooms, plus another vast room. Very comfortable with well-preserved period features (fireplaces, wood panelling and staircase). 590 sqm living space, set in 2 ha 33 grounds.

A moins de 2 heures de Paris, cette ravissante propriété à vendre est située en bordure d'un tout petit hameau du Perche, proche de Mortagne-au-Perche. La propriété est constituée d'une adorable maison entièrement restaurée avec beaucoup de charme; au rez-de-chaussée se trouvent un beau salon avec cheminée et une cuisine dinatoire. A l'étage, deux chambres et une salle de bain. Les travaux entrepris ont été réalisés dans les règles de l'art, aussi bien à l'extérieur (tuiles de pays, façades, huisseries) qu'à l'intérieur (pierre de Bourgogne, cheminée, enduits à la chaux), la restauration a été pensée 'éco-responsable'. En plus d'un beau jardin paysager, le domaine s'étend sur plus de 6 hectares, avec un bois, des prairies, deux étangs et une jolie vue vallonnée sur la campagne environnante. Une dépendance en bois avec abri pour voitures et un petit studio à finir d'installer complètent cet ensemble.

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A house and outbuilding from the sixteenth and fifteenth centuries in 3 3 hectares of landscaped gardens and woods, in France’s Orne department, beside the Perche area. A short distance from the local village, a winding lane lined with lime trees leads from the local road up to the property’s gate, which is flanked with two pillars of dressed stone that stand in line with an outhouse. Once you have gone through the gate, you see the house and the outbuilding facing each another. The two buildings demarcate a vast main courtyard, as do old moats that partly edge it too. In the middle of the court is a lawn where a magnificent magnolia towers. A path runs around it to lead you to the house. On both sides there are meadows and areas of dense vegetation. The house and the outbuilding were built on the site of a former fief. There are traces of the place in thirteenth-century inventories under King Philip II of France, then in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, during which the outbuilding and part of the house were built, as well as the outer courtyard further away. Moats, supplied with water from a spring, bear witness to the defensive dimension of this historical site. The property belonged to the famous lords Gruel de la Frette for two centuries.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.