A 17th And 19th Century Manor House With Outbuildings On Nearly 4 Hectares, Near The Banks Of

A 17th and 19th-century manor house with outbuildings on nearly 4 hectares, near the banks of the Rance River, in Sant-Malo. The property, enclosed by stone walls, includes a manor house, a chapel, a farmhouse converted into a dwelling as well as annexe buildings, all located on a property of nearly four hectares, made up of an immense ornamental garden, a courtyard, an orchard, a former tennis court and meadows.

In the middle of the estate, the three-storey manor house, the top floor of which is under the eaves, features stone exteriors, partially coated in plaster, which are cadenced by wide small-paned windows, as well as a slate roof punctuated by dormers and tall chimneys. Part of the edifice, which was perhaps a former coaching inn, dates back to the 17th century, while its successive transformations, including a wing and chapel from the early 19th century, have provided it with its current layout.

As for the main dwelling, it includes several living areas as well as ten bedrooms and a chapel, whereas the farmhouse contains self-contained accommodations, operated as a guesthouse, as well as unconverted storerooms and attic spaces.
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