Manor, Ploemeur, 250 M²

Built at the intersection of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, this noble house from the early 16th century has preserved remarkable architectural elements: outside, a door topped with an antique pediment, an armorial tympanum, and intricately designed pilasters. On the facade of the outbuildings, openings with lintels featuring late Gothic-style curved arches. Inside, on the ground floor, a curved mantel fireplace and an armorial entablature; access openings with basket-handle lintels, a niche with medieval character. On the upper floor, accessible by a spiral staircase, there are 2 large rooms, each equipped with a monumental fireplace with an ornate mantel in Renaissance style. An adjoining barn, perpendicular outbuildings (in ruins, 300 m² on the ground), and closing the courtyard, a barn and an old stable. At the back, a large meadow of almost one hectare bordered by a wood. The roof of the house has been renovated, with slate and stainless steel hooks. For enthusiasts who love heritage; who will awaken this sleeping manor?
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