A Private Mansion, Dating From The 17th To 19th Centuries, In A Saumurois City, Popular With

A private mansion, dating from the 17th to 19th centuries, in a Saumurois city, popular with tourists. Off of a side street from the downtown area, a large oak gate, framed by two pilasters, opens on to a courtyard facing northwest, while a second, adjacent entrance provides easy access for pedestrians. As for the three-storey dwelling, built in the 17th century, it features partially plastered tuffeau stone exteriors, which provide glimpses of the limestone used in its quoins and window/door surrounds.

Jutting out into the courtyard, a quadrangular tower topped with a three-sided roof, which is, in turn, punctuated by dormer windows, houses a grand staircase, whereas, to the east, the dwelling is extended by an edifice, built out of falun stone in the 19th century and crowned with a slate roof cadenced by three dormers with triangular pediments, as well as another perpendicular wing to the west.

Lastly, the dwelling’s outbuildings are laid out around the courtyard and include a workshop, a two-storey garage and four storerooms, while the property also includes a series of cellars.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/