The Dwelling

The main dwelling, extended by a right-angle wing has two stories: a ground floor and a first floor built under the eaves. Featuring plaster-coated exteriors and a local flat tile gable roof, which is punctuated by a dozen hipped dormer windows, approximately twenty small-paned windows and glass doors, safeguarded by painted wooden louvred shutters, cadence the edifice’s exteriors. As for the dwelling’s main façade, it is accessible via a couple of stone steps, bordered by lavender bushes, while the back exterior gives on to a narrow patio, which is extended, in the middle, by a cobblestone patio large enough to accommodate some garden furniture.

The Manor

With three storeys, a floor area of approximately 200 m² and slightly set back from the main dwelling, it is the first edifice that is visible from the estate’s entrance and was once part of the service quarters used to house the property’s personnel. Left empty after World War II, it has not been inhabited since, and today requires a complete renovation: only its exteriors, wooden rafters and roof have been preserved.

The Former Dovecote

Once used for agricultural purposes, this three-storey tower, the walls of which were said to be proportional to its owners’ wealth and, in this case, are one metre thick, is today used as the marital suite for newlyweds on their wedding night and rented out on a nightly basis.
The ground floor includes a lounge, fitted with a small kitchen, a cosy sitting area and a bathroom with a steam room, while a spiral staircase provides access to the upper floors, including the nuptial bedroom. As for the last floor, it conceals a surprise: a small terrace, sheltered from view, overlooking the entire property and surrounding landscape.
Equipped with independent heating, including a wood-burning stove and electric radiators, this building’s total floor area, terrace included, comes to approximately 60 m².

The Saddle Room

This small saddle room is approximately 10 m² in size.

The Greenhouse and Workshop

A former glass and metal greenhouse, of approximately 10 m², built over a masonry foundation, abuts a small building, of approximately 15 m², with plaster-coated walls and a tile single-slope roof, which is used as a workshop.

Garage/Office/Storage Shed

Once used as stables or storage sheds, this two-storey building includes a large garage, of approximately 90 m² on the ground floor, which abuts a shed for storing equipment of approximately 28 m². As for the upstairs level, only located above the garage, it includes an atelier-office of approximately 23 m², as well as two attic spaces.

The Swimming Pool

The outdoor swimming pool, treated with chlorine and covering an area of approximately 50 m², is heated with a heat pump, while its distinctive feature is that it can be cleverly transformed, upon request, into a teak patio, which, during the summer, can be used as a small podium for concerts or performances, as well as a dance floor.

The Fisherman's Cabin

This small wooden cottage, of approximately 10 m², located on the banks of the pond, features a suspended patio that extends out over the water, which provides breath-taking and unobstructed views of the pond and can also be used as a pier for canoeing and fishing.

The Two Horseboxes

These are located, respectively, in the two fields allocated to the estate’s four horses, the latter of which are not part of the sale.

The Metal Cabin in the Woods

This modular-style cabin, a former hunting lodge, the floor area of which has not been measured, is surrounded by the property’s woods.

The Eight Accommodations for Rent

Each of these eight accommodations has been completely refurbished and comes with their own compliance certificates. With leases that vary in length from one accommodation to another, one of the flats will be vacated in September 2025, while two plots of land, with 60 and 40 m², respectively, are available in order to build two new flats.
Each accommodation comes with a garden or a patio, two outdoor parking spaces, as well as an additional parking space for visitors. Featuring double-glazed windows and electric radiators throughout, the complex includes:
- 3 identical triplex flats, of approximately 63 m², with a patio, living room, open kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms, a lavatory and, for two of them, a shower room or, for the third, a bathroom;
- 2 duplex flats, each with approximately 53 m², with a patio, living room, kitchen, shower room, lavatory and two bedrooms;
- 1 single-storey one-bedroom flat, with approximately 40 m², with a garden, an open kitchen and living room, a bedroom as well as a shower room and lavatory;
- 1 single-storey flat, with approximately 80 m², with a 200-m² garden, kitchen, dining room, living room, two bedrooms, a shower room, lavatory and the possibility to convert the upstairs level;
- 1 small duplex cottage, of 53 m², with a garden, kitchen, living room, shower room, two lavatories and a bedroom with an antechamber.

The Caretaker's Cottage

With approximately 110 m² of floor area and a garden of nearly 800 m², it was built out of gritstone and topped with a flat tile roof. Featuring architectural characteristics similar to the accommodations for rent, it is located at a distance from the main dwelling.
As for the house, not visited by the estate agency, it is currently occupied by the elderly former caretaker, who has usufruct of the premises until her death, unless an amicable arrangement is reached between she and the current owner.
This two-storey dwelling, which has not undergone any recent renovations, includes, on the ground floor, a living room, dining room, open kitchen and lavatory, while, upstairs, there are two shower rooms, three bedrooms, a lavatory and a room of approximately 15 m² used as a laundry room.

The Outdoor Spaces

Surrounded by nature, the estate is nestled within a landscaped environment made up of farmland, livestock meadows and pastures for horses, far removed from any neighbouring dwellings, while bridal paths wind their way through the undergrowth and provide access to a fisherman’s cabin and pier next to a pond, the water of which is supplied by a natural spring. Bubbling up to the surface on a piece of land set back from the rest of the estate, but still belonging to it, the natural spring travels underground before resurfacing again on the property with its stream and two kilometres of banks.
In addition, the main dwelling is surrounded by multi-century trees, rosebushes and other flowering plants, while a cobblestone patio was created between the back of the dwelling and the swimming pool, ideal for al-fresco dining. As for the swimming pool, it blends in harmoniously with the rest of the grounds and when covered, transforms into a finely crafted teak patio.