private mansions for sale Brittany, France

In the heart of the historic town of Tréguier, Pierres & Mer offers for sale this remarkable character property, located on the site of an ancient prebend of the chapter of Tréguier, once the residence of the great archdeacon. Its history dates back several centuries, and its architecture reflects the successive transformations of the place, particularly at the beginning of the 20th century, when the Odorico company undertook significant decorative work there. As soon as you enter the courtyard, you discover a unique architectural ensemble, combining stone, brick, and slate, with various parts that testify to the evolution of the property over time. Behind its façades, diverse spaces emerge, where ancient materials have retained their place. The main house offers generous volumes spread over several levels, served by a staircase and an elevator. The reception rooms follow one another around several libraries, one of which features remarkable custom woodwork. The exploration continues towards the spaces decorated by the Odorico company, where the original mosaics adorn the floors and walls, contributing to the unique atmosphere of the winter garden, kitchen, and adjoining rooms. A large dining room with a granite fireplace completes these living spaces. The upper floors host numerous bedrooms, accompanied by shower rooms or bathrooms, as well as working and storage areas. Solid wood floors, fireplaces, and ancient joinery contribute to the character of this home, which also benefits from comfort facilities adapted to its volumes. Two independent apartments, accessible from the courtyard via a private staircase, complete the dwelling. Each has its own facilities and also connects to the main house. An old commercial space directly facing the street offers additional usage possibilities, depending on the future occupants' projects. Outside, the enclosed and wooded garden provides a true space of tranquility in the heart of the city, notably thanks to its terrace that connects with the winter garden. A large stone outbuilding, whose frame and roof have been completely redone, completes the ensemble. Its interior layout remains to be realized and opens up various perspectives, subject to the necessary permits. Through its history, volumes, richness of materials, and diversity of spaces, this property holds a special place in the market for character homes. A place to discover and make your own, respecting its heritage identity.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Former tannery of character - An exceptional place for a professional project. In the heart of Landivisiau, in North Finistère, Pierres et Mer offers you a remarkable heritage complex, listed in the additional inventory of historical monuments. Composed of three stone buildings dating from the late 17th to the 19th century, this property offers a rare potential to develop a professional activity in a historically rich setting. The main house of 185 m², the former drying shed of 200 m² currently under restoration, featuring a spacious living area and two suites, as well as a third building to be developed, open up many perspectives: tourist accommodation, group reception, seminars, or mixed entrepreneurial projects. Set on more than 9 hectares of meadows, fields, and woods, with a charming walled garden, the property enjoys a privileged location in the city center, less than 30 minutes from Brest and 20 minutes from the coast. An authentic heritage, generous volumes, and strong development potential to bring to life a unique professional project.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A privileged address just steps from the port and the historic center In the heart of Vannes, only two minutes on foot from the port, the Halles, the fish market, shops and lively terraces, this elegant character home benefits from an exceptional location, combining city life, heritage charm, and privacy. Here, everything can be discovered on foot: walks along the quays, markets, historic alleys, and the good spots in the city center. A particularly sought-after quality of life, in a Breton town where architectural heritage blends harmoniously with the art of living. Behind its characterful facade, the property reveals generous volumes, beautiful reception spaces, and a unique layout, complemented by a detached dependency and a landscaped garden facing south. A rare ensemble in the city center. A main residence with generous volumes From the entrance, the proportions of the rooms and the quality of materials reveal the character of this house, whose different levels offer multiple layout possibilities. The ground floor, about 150 m², is organized around a beautiful entrance leading to a large living room with a fireplace and a bar, as well as a large bright living area, largely open to the garden. A laundry room completes this level. Two large adjoining rooms, corresponding to the former kitchen, offer remarkable potential for reinterpretation, allowing new spaces to be imagined according to needs and desires. A water room that can be converted into a shower room, as well as a cellar, complete this floor. On the first floor, a large landing distributes an office, a library and an elegant double living room bathed in light. Extending from it, an open kitchen creates a convivial and generous reception space, conducive to shared moments and receptions with friends. The second floor houses two large suites, each with its own shower room. The layout also allows for a possible rearrangement of this space to create up to four bedrooms according to family needs. On the third floor, a remarkable master suite constitutes a more intimate space, entirely dedicated to comfort. The large bedroom has custom storage and extends to a refined bathroom, featuring an Italian marble bathtub, a walk-in shower, and a Japanese sink. An elegant ensemble combining noble materials and contemporary fittings. A detached dependency, source of new possibilities Extending from the garden, a charming dependency with terrace harmoniously completes the property. On the ground floor, two rooms to reinvent offer interesting layout potential. Upstairs, it already includes a bedroom, a shower room, and a living area with open kitchen. Thanks to its independence, this annex lends itself to many uses: hosting family and friends, setting up an artist’s studio, creating a separate workspace, or considering an independent professional activity, subject to necessary authorizations. A real asset for a family property, offering the possibility to combine private life, hospitality, and personal or professional activities. A landscaped south-facing garden, sheltered from urban bustle Sheltered by high walls, the landscaped garden of about 460 m² is one of the major attractions of this residence. Facing south, it offers a green and preserved setting, particularly rare in the heart of Vannes. Away from the street noise, this outdoor space invites enjoying fine days, dining outdoors, or simply savoring the calm and privacy of a true city garden. The property also benefits from a parking space allowing two vehicles to be parked one behind the other, a particularly appreciated advantage in this central area. A unique property in the heart of Vannes By its volumes, architectural character, south-facing garden, and detached dependency, this home gathers qualities that have become rare in the historic center of Vannes. Its configuration allows imagining different lifestyles: a large family home, a character residence to entertain, or an arrangement combining living and professional activity. A privileged address for lovers of old homes who wish to combine the charm of architecture, the pleasure of an intimate garden, and the freedom to live entirely on foot, just a few steps from the port of Vannes.

In the heart of QUINTIN, a characterful town in Côtes d'Armor, renowned in the 17th and 18th centuries for its linen weaving, many private mansions of merchants still testify to this prestigious past. This one has retained its original character, built of stone under slate and facing its courtyard at the back and its garden to the south, the whole presents a beautiful balance. The dwelling consists of 8 main rooms spread over 2 levels. The attic above offers a significant area to be developed under a magnificent framework. All original elements have been preserved and restored, honoring the place for its timeless elegance and giving the whole an undeniable charm and character.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the historic center of Dinan, sheltered from prying eyes and turmoil, this exceptional property unveils a rare universe where heritage, elegance, and the art of living come together with clarity. Behind its walls steeped in history, this fully classified 19th-century mansion has undergone remarkable renovation, carried out with absolute rigor in respect of its architectural identity and under the watchful eye of the Buildings of France.From the entrance, the tone is set. Generous volumes, high ceilings, genuine parquet floors, old moldings, unique cast iron radiators, noble materials, and pervasive light create a refined and timeless atmosphere. Each space reveals a rare restoration effort, thoughtfully designed in every detail to combine the charm of the old with high-end contemporary comfort.Today run as a prestigious guest house, the residence hosts five premium suites with a strong and unique identity. Marble, porcelain, brass, gilded glasswork... each suite has its own universe and offers a unique experience to clients seeking authenticity and refinement in the heart of historical Brittany. An ideal property for continuing a high-end guest room activity or imagining an exceptional family residence in one of the most sought-after areas of Dinan.An independent gîte of approximately 50 m² completes the ensemble. Perfect for hosting family and friends with full autonomy or developing a complementary rental activity, it seamlessly integrates with the property and benefits from the same level of quality and finish.The property also reveals a superb longère-style house of approximately 140 m², entirely renovated with the same care and premium features as the mansion. Its cathedral living room bathed in light immediately creates a sense of space and conviviality. It has four bedrooms, including two suites, offering ideal comfort for a family residence, a caretaker's house, or a complementary hosting activity.Outside, the enclosed and preserved garden constitutes a true luxury in the historic center of Dinan. Calm, privacy, and vegetation compose a rare living environment, enhanced by the majestic presence of a classified bicentennial cedar, a true signature of the place.A confidential address for lovers of character homes, architectural heritage, and prestigious real estate. A unique property on the market, combining high-end tourist activity, exceptional family residence, and premium location in the heart of one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Brittany.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An imposing, renovated, 19th-century townhouse in a more than 1,200-m² garden, in Dinan, a short distance from the historical centre. The property stands near other imposing old townhouses as well as smaller homes. It is surrounded by a high stone wall and, on the side alongside the street, by a small wall topped with wrought-iron railings adorned with scroll and spearhead shapes. The gate leads into a south-facing and partially lawned inner courtyard, with gravelled paths. The house was built in the late 19th century and includes a slightly raised ground floor topped by a first floor and then an attic level. The facade boasts 3 vertical rows of openings, one of which protrudes and is topped by a pavilion roof. The elevations are made of a mixture of rubble stone and dressed blocks of granite, with harped window surrounds and horizontal stringcourses between the levels. Two tall chimney stacks stand atop the gable walls. The house is topped by a hipped slate roof, with zinc hip rafters, a frieze and wrought-iron ridge caps, which is punctuated by gable dormers with triangular pediments. The pavilion roof of the protruding section contrasts with the rest of the edifice’s simplicity, due to its steeply-pitched four sides, featuring the same type of dormer window.

Côtes d'Armor and Penthièvre, a fully renovated family property with a guest house. A property with a large plot and an exceptional location in a quiet residential area, with the sea just a few steps away, is a rarity. It is located in a wonderful neighborhood of the seaside resort of Val André, where 1900 villas neighbor magnificent pine trees and where the sound of the sea can be heard. It is an ideal base for a family wishing to recharge in a perfect ensemble formed by a main living unit and an outbuilding used as a guest pavilion. Luxury is space, a sensation that is indeed found both outdoors and indoors. Here, the kitchen is a wonderful 'family room,' both a place of conviviality and a bright, functional living space. The living room occupies the entire beautiful central space and extends to the outside through large French doors opening onto the terrace. An elegant family property, fully renovated with impeccable layout, high-quality materials, and a certain taste, just steps away from all resources and other points of interest.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the midst of Quimper, a mansion house to be renovated, home and workshop of architect Gustave-Bigot. This mansion house is set in the peace and quiet of a back street, some 200 metres from the town’s historic centre, equidistant and very near to the Odet and Steir embankments. Completed in 1890, it was the work, the home and the workshop of local architect, Gustave-Bigot. His father Joseph, before him, had predominantly worked in Finistère and, notably, added the two neo-gothic spires to Saint-Corentin cathedral in 1854. This building stands, classically set back, on a public street. Facing east-west, it spans three levels and has a completely private, landscaped garden.

A 19th-century upper-class house in the town of Guingamp, Brittany. The property lies in a residential area where elegant edifices stand. A wall with two bottle-green double gates lead into the property, where the house is set back from the road. This wall with its gates hides a gravel court where several vehicles can be parked. The first gate, which is an electric gate, is broad in shape. The second one, made of wrought iron with an openwork section, is classical in style with volutes and a spearhead at the top. It is framed between two brick-and-granite pillars with capitals. On the eastern side of the edifice, a 3.5-metre-wide passageway runs along the side wall to a vast, tree-dotted garden embellished with flowers. This delightful outdoor space covers around 1,200m². Two outbuildings stand around the house. There is a garage at the front, in the court. And a second building, located at the back, currently serves as a storehouse. The whole of the plot can be built upon. The garden is entirely enclosed with old walls.

Stones & Sea offers you this manor from the mid-19th century, built during the Second Empire, located in the heart of Lannion, just a few minutes' walk from the city center and the TGV station, while being in direct proximity to the roads leading to the most beautiful beaches of the Côte de Granit Rose. Behind its stone facade, this manor has 427 m² of living space on a closed, wooded, and buildable plot of 3,500 m². The landscaped garden, rich in various species, offers several atmospheres conducive to relaxation and contemplation. A small stone bridge, a true romantic signature of the park, enhances the charm of this rare property. A large stone outbuilding of approximately 100 m², formerly used as a carriage garage on the ground floor with the grooms' accommodations on the upper level, needs to be completely rehabilitated. This magnificent building complements the property and offers many possibilities for development (gîte, workshop, garage). In front of this high-potential outbuilding, there is a stone well. From the entrance, one is welcomed by a marble floor and a ceiling height of about 3.50 m. A small reception lounge leads to a vast dining room with Versailles parquet, then to a large bright living room with a library space and a piano corner. The ground floor also hosts a master bedroom with a private shower room, as well as a large dining kitchen of 20 m², fully fitted and equipped. A magnificent staircase, dating from the Second Empire, leads to the first floor, where there are 5 bedrooms, an office, a bathroom, and a toilet in each room. One of the bedrooms has a small private lounge, and three of them have a balcony overlooking the garden. The top floor, previously rented to students, comprises 8 bedrooms, each with their own toilet. Although it requires partial renovation, this level presents a strong potential for development, whether to create additional suites, reception areas, or a rental project. This manor features noble and high-end original materials: marble, woodwork, moldings, period floorings, all forming a highly elegant ensemble revealing the character and exceptional potential of this property. An exceptional property in the heart of the city that will appeal both to a family seeking a privileged living environment and to an investor or a project carrier of significant scale.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A 19th century ship-owner’s manor house with walled grounds, near Saint-Malo, close to the beaches and shops in Saint-Servan. The house stands at a crossroads of several streets. The main entrance, slightly set back from the street, is via an imposing wooden gate with a curved top, framed by granite pillars flanked with guard stones, opening into an inner courtyard. The garden is tucked away behind high stone walls that enclose the rear of the property. It originally had a larger garden. The house, which has remained in the same family since its construction, was built at the beginning of the 18th century for a seafaring family of the Compagnie des Indes, with links to Isle de France, now known as Mauritius. The south-facing edifice has three storeys one of which is in the attic space. The main façade has three vertical rows of openings. The elevations are made of rough-hewn blocks of granite, while the window and door frames are made of dressed granite blocks. The slate hipped roof has three dormer windows topped with pediments and is flanked at each end by two tall chimney stacks, while two smaller chimney stacks stand in the centre. The roof guttering is inserted in a wooden cornice. To the rear, a semi-circular conservatory is topped by a slate roof. To the southeast, at a right angle to the main building and standing against a neighbouring edifice, there is a brick and rubble stone outbuilding topped with a slate roof. Part of it is used for storage and another part has been converted into living space.