Pretty manor house for sale - Brittany

A superb 1920s residence perched remarkably upon its rocky promontory at the confluence of a stream and the canalised River Oust, and set within its expansive 3 hectares of meadows and woodlands. 8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms. Beautifully located with excellent access to the coasts and the lovely town of Vannes.

Vannes station is a mere 45 minutes away, and Rennes airport is just one hour distant, providing quick and convenient access to the property. The nearby town, just a short distance away, offers all essential shops and amenities.

This superb 1920s residence was originally constructed by a prosperous miller, allowing him to keep a vigilant watch over the lock quay and his adjacent flour mill.
Today, the manor offers magnificent views over the banks of the Nantes-Brest canal and its meticulously landscaped grounds, where majestic peacocks and felines roam freely. Located at the edge of walking paths and within an hour's drive from both the northern and south-western coasts, it is ideally situated for those wishing to enjoy the Pontivy area, as well as explore the numerous tourist attractions of Brittany.

The four-storey manor house features a raised ground floor, with an entrance hall leading to a corridor that provides access to the rooms on this level. Three staircases branch off from this corridor, two ascending to the upper floors and one descending to the lower level.
This floor includes:
- Fitted kitchen opening onto a dining room with a fireplace
- Sitting room
- Second dining room, also with a fireplace - Second kitchen
- Study with a fireplace
- WC
- Shower room

The first floor comprises a central hallway leading to two staircases
- Two bedrooms with en suite shower rooms
- Two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms
- Another bedroom
- WC

The second and top floor, characterised by sloping ceilings, consists of:
- Hallway
- Study
- Two bedrooms with shower rooms
- Spacious 60sqm room used for a variety of activities.

The basement, located at garden level, houses the technical areas: a laundry room, a boiler room with a pellet boiler, a pellet storage and distribution room, a bicycle room, a workshop, and a cellar.

The house epitomises the Art Deco style of the era in which it was built. The 1920s architecture, along with the wood panelling, mouldings, balconies, bow windows, and high ceilings, all contribute to the overall charm of the property, bordered by the tranquil, secluded waters of the River Oust and serenaded by the passing boats at the lock.

The adjoining land, through which the river flows, spans approximately 3,400m2 and offers ideal conditions for landscaping. The property also includes over three hectares of woodland and meadows.

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