An 1850s Manor House, With Outbuildings And More Than 3 Hectares Of Grounds, To The North Of The

An 1850s manor house, with outbuildings and more than 3 hectares of grounds, to the north of the Pilat range, in the plains around Saint-Etienne. The residence stands in walled parkland dotted with listed trees and boasting a waterfall over a rockery as well as a water feature, in the immediate vicinity of the village which it overlooks. The property’s buildings are set around the approximately 540-m², northwest facing, two-and-a-half-storey manor house with a slate roof and a basement level. The house was built in several phases and is made up of a first section dating from 1851, framed by two-slightly protruding wings, to which a second section to the west boasting a small tower was added in 1870. The light-coloured rendering and exposed brick facade is punctuated by balconies, two conservatories, a stoop topped by an awning and a vast patio. Further away, there is a caretaker’s house with separate entrance as well as a variety of outbuildings.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/