Situated in the Loir valley, this listed manor house with over 400 m2 of living space spans a 7.3 ha plot and has numerous outbuildings for a wide range of projects, less than 2 h 20 from Paris.

Overlooking the plains and valleys of the Sarthe, this manorial complex built in the 16th and 17th centuries features a moat, a square dovecote, a parish priest's garden and stone and tufa buildings topped with slate roofs.

Served by a magnificent avenue of oak trees, the main courtyard and the master's dwelling feature the clean lines of the French Renaissance.

The manor house has been completely restored using original materials and techniques, by craftsmen and an architect from the Bâtiments de France, while incorporating modern comforts, including underfloor heating.

On the south-facing side, the main entrance hall leads to two lounges, a suite, a dining room and a vast kitchen opening on to the garden.

The property is bright and ideally positioned to make the most of every hour of the day.

Two staircases lead upstairs to five luminous bedrooms, including three suites, each with a beautiful fireplace.

The dwelling is surrounded by 400 m2 of well-maintained, convertible outbuildings, including a dovecote.

The exterior, in harmony with the building, comprises a courtyard planted with old roses, a wooded garden surrounded by a moat, a large landscaped park, a small wood, an orchard and meadows.

Shops, schools, secondary school, cinema, train station and the motorway entrance to Château-du-Loir are just 10 minutes away by car.

Property not subject to environmental impact assessment.

Contact: Thomas ETIENNE The fees are payable by the vendor.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the zones concerned: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref : LM2792_53445575 - Date : 17/10/2023