“Pays de Léon”
17th century manor house
Location
On the north coast of the French department of Finistère. In a rural commune of 4,000 inhabitants.
344 miles from Paris, 1 hour by airplane, 4 hours by TGV train. Ferry links to England and Ireland.
Just over half a mile from the beaches.
Description
Built at the beginning of the 17th century on almost three quarters of an acre of land, the manor house with its south-facing facade is extended to the west by a wing set at right angles.
The dwelling is of dressed-stone, laid in linear courses, with a slate roof.
Protruding rabbets, fashioned from triangular blocks, end in small corbels. The main door is a semi-circular archway.
With a floor surface area of 2,691 sq ft, the ground floor of the dwelling comprises two vast rooms with monumental fireplaces. Two lounges, three fully fitted kitchens, one bedroom, a bathroom, two shower rooms and two laundry rooms. A wide granite stairway, separating the main rooms, leads upstairs from the entrance hall via two landings.
Upstairs, five bedrooms, two of which have fireplaces, and a shower room.
In the basement, a cellar.
In the courtyard, an old well complete with coping, against which leans a large trough.
Nearby, several stone outbuildings, a shed and a garage
Our opinion
An extremely well maintained property in a seaside resort in Haut Léon.
The independent layout of this manor house means that the future owners can receive guests without losing any of their own privacy.
Price: 590 000 €
Our fees are included in the stated sale price.
Reference 1937GD
| Land registry surface area | 3 000 m² / 741 acres |
| Main building surface area | 250 m² / 2,690 ft² |
| Outbuilding surface area | 200 m² / 2,152 ft² |
Regional representative
Gilles Durin +33 (0)6 19 67 16 50
NB: The above information is not only the result of our visit to the property; it is also based on information provided by the current owner. It is by no means comprehensive or strictly accurate especially where surface areas and construction dates are concerned. We cannot, therefore, be held liable for any misrepresentation.
