Description
This is a must-see historical heritage site in Britany, located just 5 kilometers from the coastline and beaches, on a remarkable site in the heart of a five-hectare park enclosed by ancient walls.
The fortified manor house (nearly 900m² of living space) is built on a rocky outcrop, surrounded by ancient trees, greenery, a pond, and a river. Its two towers with slender spires, its tall chimneys, its steep roofs, and its dovecote give it the unique romantic charm of buildings from the past.
Patiently renovated over two generations and meticulously maintained by its owner, and listed as a historical monument by decree since 2009, it has become a premier reception venue, renowned for over 30 years in Brittany and far beyond.
Once past the fortified perimeter wall, a majestic avenue of trees leads to the traditional double-gate entrance. This provides access to the paved courtyard preceding the manor house, bordered by the outbuildings and other structures. The manor house receives natural light from the front (south) and the rear (north).
The manor house (400 sq m):
On the ground floor: a guardroom, a living room, a large dining room, a kitchen, and a pantry.
On the first floor: the grand state and ceremonial hall with its distinctive "ship's hull" ceiling, three large master bedrooms, a dressing room, and a bathroom.
On the second floor: a large private apartment comprising a living area, an open-plan fitted kitchen, two bedrooms (one with a dressing room), a bathroom, and a separate WC.
The two turrets: a remarkable stone spiral staircase provides access to the first turret. The second, more imposing turret offers two ground-floor spaces leading to two separate WCs, a bathroom with WC on the first floor, and a mezzanine bedroom on the second floor.
The common areas (465m2):
On the ground floor: an entrance hall leading to restrooms, a double reception room with a large wrought-iron bay window opening onto a large stone terrace (170m2) overlooking the pond, a large, fully equipped professional kitchen, and a back kitchen. Large outdoor marquees are set up on part of the terrace.
On the first floor: an outdoor terrace at the foot of the stair tower (65 sq m) with magnificent views of the pond and the grounds, a living/dining room/kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, and a suite with a bathroom and toilet.
The outbuilding (40 sq m):
On the ground floor: a room of approximately 20 sq m.
On the first floor: a bedroom and a bathroom with toilet.
The listed dovecote
Other features: antique woodwork, numerous monumental granite fireplaces. Flooring is primarily terracotta in the living areas, stone paving in the lounges and reception rooms, wooden flooring in the bedrooms, and tile/ceramic tiles in the kitchens and bathrooms.
Heating: air-to-air heat pump in the manor house and reception areas. Supplementary convectors in the apartment, guest rooms, and outbuilding.
Private sanitation system: compliant with regulations and regularly inspected for reception/event use.
Details of the Listed Historic Monument status - The following are included: the manor house, namely the facades and roofs of the main building and outbuildings, all the features defining the courtyard, with the exception of the modern extension overlooking the pond, the grounds of the courtyard; the entire outer wall, the entire dovecote; the flax retting pond.
The coastline, the sea, the beaches, the GR34 hiking trail 5 km away.
This timeless property, nestled in a remarkable natural setting, will appeal to those passionate about history and ancient stones. A unique and exceptional residence for a large family. It offers the potential to continue and expand the existing profitable event hosting business, or to develop a high-end hotel.
A rare opportunity !
État des risques et pollution: réalisé (2025-03-03)
