A 18th Century Mansion With Outbuildings And 6 Hectare Grounds, In The Bresse De L’ain Area

A 18th-century mansion with outbuildings and 6-hectare grounds, in the Bresse de l’Ain area, surrounded by a wealth of heritage and preserved nature. Less than two kilometres from a village typical of the region, whose church pays witness to the wealth of the local heritage, the property stands in grounds of approximately 6 hectares, combining rows of horse chestnuts, copses of trees and vast meadows, boasting a far-ranging view over the surrounding countryside. Situated at the end of a plane tree lined drive, the various buildings are made up of an 18th-century mansion, whose origins date back to the 17th century, and a series of outbuildings: living quarters, farm buildings and a chapel. The place is steeped in history and has preserved is authenticity. It has been owned and lived in by the same family for more than two centuries. The brick-built main building with ochre-rendering and a stone sleeper wall, boasts façades punctuated by symmetrical windows fitted with louvred shutters. It boasts a slate, French-style roof.

Former farm buildings and an annex grouped around the mansion form a half-closed courtyard.
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