17th century Manor House with Buildings and Land

MANOR HOUSE:

The main building is L shaped and faces into the courtyard, with the formal gardens to the rear. It is in good general condition with some basic renovations having been carried out for habitation, but otherwise remains partly in its original state.

Ground floor...

Entrance hall with staircase and WC. Kitchen, spacious environment with a Burgundy stone floor, open stone fireplace and an oak beamed ceiling. Dining room has 20th century floor tiles and partly panelled walls, with French windows leading to the garden. Living room with oak parquet floor, painted wall panels and an attractive marble fireplace. In the wing, entered through the living room or from the exterior, is the study with parquet floor and a decorative period fireplace.

First floor...

Accessed from the entrance hall or by a stone spiral staircase to the side of the kitchen, the first floor has long corridors with old clay tiles floors, leading, on one side of the main staircase, to three bedrooms and on the other side to a large bathroom and two further bedrooms, one of which has a dressing room. These two rooms, whilst habitable and with parquet floors and in good condition, are in need of refurbishing.

Second floor...

Accessed via the side spiral staircase, this contains many rooms, two with dormer windows, formerly used to house the domestic staff which could be restored if required.

Guest House:

One of the outbuildings has been partially renovated to provide a three bedroom guest house with a dining and reception room There exists in this building many original and delightful features; a very beautiful oak beamed celing, marble fireplaces coupled with the owners decoration and finishing. All three bredrooms are en suite. A vaulted room on the ground floor, formerly used as a kitchen, and several bedrooms and attic rooms on the upper floors offer further renovation possibilities.

OUTBUILDINGS:

The other side of this stone building contains a spacious barn, with various small rooms above and a large loft space.

A second large outbuilding across the courtyard, behind the well, housed the former stables on the ground floor, with some old staff rooms and a high loft with central arched wall on the first floor, which could make an impressive reception room.

Two smaller outbuildings are used as a garage and woodshed.

The habitable buildings are heated by 2 separate oil-fired central heating systems.

As well as the formal walled garden to the back of the main house, the land is made up of 7 hectares of woods and a small pasture.

A very delightful setting and with many opportunities available for this impressive property.

A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr