Reference: D2-21289BR
In a peaceful setting, this charming 17th-century manor (built from 1669 onwards) is nestled within 2.8 hectares of beautifully maintained countryside. 3 self-contained living spaces with a total of 4–5 bedrooms and a majestic 60 m² reception room with monumental fireplace.
Location:
This rare property is ideal for a private residence or a refined countryside retreat with guest accommodation potential. Its peaceful location is close to charming villages and local amenities, yet feels entirely secluded—offering the best of both worlds.
Charming 17th-Century Breton Manor in 2.8 Hectares of Peaceful Parkland
Tucked away in a serene and picturesque setting, this enchanting 17th-century manor—built from 1669 onward—sits proudly at the heart of 2.8 hectares of beautifully landscaped countryside. The estate combines the architectural elegance of historic Brittany with modern comforts and an atmosphere of total privacy.
A tree-lined avenue bordered by sculpted hedges welcomes you to the property, leading through peaceful grounds to the manor’s L-shaped façade. The surrounding landscape unfolds in a blend of manicured lawns, mature trees, and natural hedgerows, gently descending to a meandering river. A charming footbridge crosses the water, while a striking blue cedar and productive vegetable garden anchor the views from the main terrace.
Set back from the road and discreetly elevated, the manor is arranged around a round tower and two wings, forming a classic L-shape. Architectural highlights include mullioned windows, stone lintels, and traditional Breton slate roofs.
Accommodation is thoughtfully divided into two independent living areas, making it ideal for welcoming guests, extended family, or exploring holiday rental opportunities.
In the main residence:
- Grand 60 m² lantern-style reception room with a monumental fireplace
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Library/lounge
- Unique round tower room
- One bedroom with an en-suite bathroom
- Separate guest WC
Adjoining this space is an independent apartment with its own entrance, offering:
- Living room with kitchenette
- Two bedrooms
- Two shower rooms
- Separate WC
A third independent space, accessed via an exterior staircase in the other wing, includes:
- One bedroom with a mezzanine level
- shower room
- Separate WC
Throughout the home, traditional features blend with comfort and style: beautiful stone floors, extensive terraces, and double-glazed windows ensure year-round enjoyment. The decor is elegant, warm, and in perfect harmony with the manor’s history.
Energy rating: D
Climate rating: D
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €5,860 and €8,000 per year.
Based on average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023.
Completing the property is a detached outbuilding of approximately 70 m², offering potential for further guest accommodation, a studio, or workshop.
Key Features:
- 17th-century manor in excellent condition
- 2.8 hectares of landscaped parkland with river frontage
- Private, tranquil setting with manicured lawns and mature trees
- Multiple terraces with open views
- 3 self-contained living spaces with a total of 4–5 bedrooms
- Majestic 60 m² reception room with monumental fireplace
- Historic architectural details: slate roofs, mullioned windows, stone lintels
- Detached outbuilding (approx. 70 m²)
- Double glazing, tasteful decor, modern amenities
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