A Former School And Its Outbuildings With Sweeping Views In Redon

A former school and its outbuildings with sweeping views in Redon. From the village centre, before beginning the descent towards the plain, the house comes into view with a street-facing facade adorned with niches and statues. Beyond this, a low wall with a wooden gate provides access to the property via a gravel driveway. The plot faces south and looks out over neighbouring fields, it is semi-enclosed, with no direct neighbours. Three gravel parking spaces and a garden extend to one side. On the other side there are a large lime tree, lawns and flowerbeds, separated from the driveway by a low stone wall. Situated at the northern end of the plot, the house is a former private school, built in stages between the late 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. A final section was added in the 1960s. The buildings were renovated in the early 2000s to be converted into a residence. The main house occupies the former classrooms across two floors.

The house is accessed via a flight of steps and a door on a long facade facing entirely south and facing the landscape. Standing alone and accessible both from the garden via a few steps and from the street via its own entrance, the guest house – formerly the headmaster’s residence – is a four-storey building adjoining the main house to the east. It features a south-facing gable and a street-facing facade. A strip of land to the north separates the buildings from the neighbouring property. Finally, set back from the main house, outbuildings enclose the site to the west. Accessed via the gravel driveway, they consist of a covered courtyard and a locked garage.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/