A 16th And 18th Century Manor With Outbuildings, In 10 Hectares Of Parkland, 15 Minutes From

A 16th and 18th-century manor with outbuildings, in 10 hectares of parkland, 15 minutes from Château-Gontier. The manor’s origins date back to the 16th century and it has been successively inhabited by illustrious local families. To the southeast, in the wooded landscape, an entrance gate leads to the outbuildings and courtyard. The L-shaped residence is made up of two sections. One of them occupies the converted former 17th-century chapel, while the second includes a perpendicular wing added in the 18th century. An elegant staircase tower stands at the corner of both sections and is topped by a distinctive corbelled level, in which a single room overlooks the entire estate. The manor is entirely made of dressed and rubble stone, beneath roofs of local slate. The dormer plus window and door surrounds are made from tuffeau stone. To the north of the property, meadows stretch out around a lake lined with trees.
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