Prestigious Residence

Historical estate inspired by Normandy on 26 hectares at the gates of the Emerald Coast
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Exclusively with MAISON ROUGE, this historic estate from the 19th century stands out as one of the most unique heritage properties in Côtes-d’Armor. Nestled in the heart of a preserved environment of 26 hectares combining agricultural land, meadows, wooded areas, and character buildings, this remarkable ensemble offers exceptional potential to those who can restore its former glory.
At first glance, the architecture immediately captures attention. Here, the granite facades, red wooden framing, and brick surrounds evoke more of the grand Norman estates than traditional Breton homes. This uniqueness originates from the very history of the place.
Local legend tells that starting in 1888, Léonie de Cambacérès, wife of Duke Charles-Marie-Augustin de Goyon, enchanted by the elegance of the Norman stud farms discovered during the great races of Deauville, wished to replicate this architecture near her Breton residence. The prestigious Fercoq stud farm then found its setting here, fueling a tradition that a new building would be erected for each major prize won.
Even today, this history remains visible in every stone of the estate.
The main building houses a living space of approximately 340 m² on the first level, offering magnificent volumes and a dominant view over the property. This part will require rehabilitation, allowing future owners to reveal the full potential of this prestigious family residence. Part of the roofing has already been addressed, constituting an important first step in enhancing the existing heritage.
A rare feature for a property of this scale, a second independent house of approximately 135 m², free of any occupation, allows for immediate installation on the estate during the renovation period of the main residence or to accommodate family, caretakers, or guests in total comfort.
Another building of approximately 175 m², currently used as a secondary residence, can be vacated soon and opens new possibilities for use or development.
The equestrian heritage of the estate remains ever-present with over 300 m² of outbuildings beneath the main residence, complemented by between 250 and 300 m² of former stables. Some still retain their original troughs while others are now used as wine cellars or storage spaces. An old cottage dating from the 16th century, along with several additional outbuildings, further enrich this already extraordinary ensemble.
A large storage shed also completes the existing infrastructure and offers multiple possibilities depending on the future use of the estate.
The lands extend over approximately 26 hectares, some of which are currently farmed under a rural lease. An evolution of this situation may be considered in consultation with the current operator according to the ambitions of future owners.
One of the signatures of the estate also lies in its remarkable wooded park. For several decades, the current owners have patiently shaped this landscape by planting nearly 24,000 trees composed of oaks, beeches, conifers, and various local species, offering today an exceptional, intimate, and preserved natural environment.
The estate benefits from a particularly privileged location, close to the Lamballe TGV station allowing access to Paris in a few hours, while remaining about twenty minutes from the beaches of Val-André and its prestigious golf course overlooking the sea, regularly considered one of the most beautiful courses in France.
This property will require investments and a long-term vision. In return, it offers what the market presents as the rarest: a history, a heritage, lands, woods, and the possibility of writing a new chapter in the life of a unique estate.
For more information or to arrange a confidential discovery of the estate, we invite you to contact our team.
La información sobre los riesgos a los que está expuesta esta propiedad está disponible en el sitio web de Géorisques: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/