Manoir D'exception XV émé Au XIX ème Siècle Parc Paysager De Près De 3 Hectares Dépendances Jardin à

In the heart of a preserved countryside, hidden from view and accessible through a wrought iron gate, this exceptional property features a harmonious collection of stone buildings arranged around a central courtyard within a nearly three-hectare wooded and landscaped park.

The main manor, dating back to the 15th century, underwent several construction and renovation phases between the 16th century and the last quarter of the 19th century. Today, the ensemble presents a rare architectural coherence, blending the charm of the old with a functional layout suited for family living or high-end hospitality.

The main house is organized over three levels and includes:
- On the ground floor: an entrance with cloakroom and guest restrooms, a large kitchen with a granite fireplace extended by a pantry, two adjoining living rooms, and a dining room opening onto a terrace overlooking a remarkable French garden, carefully structured and facing southwest.
- Upstairs: five suites each with a shower room and WC, perfectly distributed for sleeping quarters.
- In the attic: a sixth suite with spacious volumes under exposed beams, including a shower room and separate toilet.
- At the rear of the building: a seventh suite accessible via an independent staircase.

In the courtyard, several outbuildings enhance the property:
- The original tower, renovated, houses an independent apartment with a living room, shower room, bathroom, WC, bedroom upstairs, and a large exhibition or workshop space on the garden level opening directly onto the rear garden.
- A first stone outbuilding contains a second apartment with living room, kitchen, and a large bedroom upstairs.
- Another, more isolated, offers a large bedroom with bathroom and separate toilet.
- Finally, an independent longère of about 50 m² with its own access provides an ideal additional space for a guesthouse, office, or caretaker’s accommodation.

The park, freely designed around the French garden, alternates wooded areas, clearings, and discreet paths. The whole forms a rare living environment where every building, view, and plant element seems perfectly placed.

This property offers strong residential or professional potential, ideal for buyers who appreciate history, authenticity, and quality surroundings.
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