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iad France - Joseph Cougoulic offers you: **FOR SALE** Seigneurial Longhouse — Manoir de Loyon, Ploeren (Morbihan) At the gates of Vannes, a residence steeped in eight centuries of history. Just 5 minutes from Vannes, 10 minutes from the beaches, and 15 minutes from the train station, stands what was for centuries the Manoir de Loyon — one of the oldest seigneurial estates in Morbihan. Its origins date back to the 13th century, when Jean du Garc, lord of the estate, joined King Saint Louis’s royal army for the Seventh Crusade in 1248. From the 15th century, the manor took the form known today: granite pointed arch windows, doors with decorated lintels, period wrought iron grille (now missing), all architectural details hand-carved in Breton granite, testifying to a craftsmanship now lost. The property then passed through the great families of Breton nobility: the Viscounts of Kermano, allied with the Rosmadec family, one member of which was Bishop of Vannes, then the Rohan-Chabot, one of Brittany’s most illustrious houses, before belonging to families of Royal Navy rear admirals. The property today This characterful longhouse, facing due south with no overlooking neighbors, consists of three distinct parts totaling over 400 m² of built space, including 274 m² of living area, on approximately 6,000 m² of land. An agricultural shed of about 350 m² completes the ensemble, offering vast possibilities: storage, vehicle wintering, animal housing, as well as the option to acquire an additional 4 hectares of farmland depending on your projects. First part — 155 m² fully renovated Turnkey and immediately habitable. On the garden level, a living room of nearly 70 m² immediately impresses with its double-height bay window flooding the space with light — a striking contrast with the centuries-old granite walls. Open kitchen, office corner, separate WC. Upstairs, a bright mezzanine overlooks the living room and leads to a bedroom with a dressing room of over 25 m², a second bedroom of 12 m², a bathroom with shower and bathtub, and a separate WC. Second part — 142 m² to refresh On the garden level: living room with open kitchen, two large bedrooms, bathroom, and separate WC. Upstairs: three bedrooms of 14, 16, and 17 m², bathroom, and separate WC. Garage and two cellars included. Central part — about 120 m² to renovate, great potential Here the facade retains beautiful original elements, including an old barn door under a dressed stone arch — one of the most evocative architectural remnants of the whole. Former dairy to be redesigned, and upstairs a concrete slab floor of about 75 m² offering a blank canvas to create additional living space according to your ambitions. Many possibilities Exceptional family property, gîte project leveraging the powerful narrative of the place, equestrian activity, agricultural project... The property can also be acquired with its 4 hectares of farmland, for those wishing to reconnect with the estate’s original vocation, which at its peak included no fewer than six tenant farms. Acquiring Loyon is entering the history of Brittany. Do not hesitate to visit and discover the full potential of this characterful property! Agency fees payable by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class B index 89 and CLIMATE class A index 2. Information on risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation for brush clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information] This real estate listing was written under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Joseph Cougoulic, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS [hidden information] France registered with the Vannes RSAC under number [hidden information], holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company [hidden information] France SAS.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/