A Former Hunting Lodge From The 18th Century With A Garden, Terraces And Outhouses On A Splendid

A former hunting lodge from the 18th century with a garden, terraces and outhouses on a splendid 1,937m² plot in the city of Nantes in western France. The edifice was built in 1752. It used to be part of the estate of the Château de la Haute-Forêt – a property that no longer exists. Its garden-facing elevation has a central section with a gently rounded end beneath an apsidal slate roof. An arched doorway fitted with a fanlight and a glazed double door with small panes leads out into the garden from the ground floor. It stands between two rectangular windows. Upstairs, the apsidal end is punctuated with three large windows, each fitted with a wrought-iron guardrail. The symmetrical arrangement of the glazing and the perfectly even proportions reflect 18th-century taste and classical balance. This design also brings an abundance of natural light inside. The house has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It includes five bedrooms and three shower rooms. It offers a 190m² floor area. The 1,937m² plot includes a beautiful landscaped garden. This land was once part of a more extensive estate, made up of vineyards and woods and extending down to the banks of the River Erdre. The outbuildings have been redesigned over time and the old stable converted into a dwelling beside a workshop. On the west side, along the road, there is a series of shelters and storerooms, as well as a self-contained apartment.
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