Located in the Loir Valley, this manor house, spanning over 400 sqm, is listed as a Historical Monument and sits on a 7.3-hectare plot. It boasts numerous outbuildings allowing for multiple projects, all within 2 hours and 20 minutes from Paris.

Perched dominantly over the plains and valleys of the Sarthe, this manorial complex, built in the 16th and 17th centuries, is distinguished by its water-filled moat, square dovecote, “jardin de curé” (rector’s garden), and buildings made of rubblestone and tuffeau topped with slate.

Accessed via a magnificent oak tree-lined driveway, the main courtyard and the master’s lodge feature the clean lines of French Renaissance architecture. The manor has been entirely restored respecting the original materials and techniques, by artisans and an architect from the French Heritage. Modern comforts have been integrated, including underfloor heating. On the south facade, the main entrance leads to two living rooms, a suite, a dining room, and a spacious kitchen open to the garden. The entire space is bright and ideally oriented to enjoy every hour of the day.
The upper floors are accessible via two staircases, providing access to five bright bedrooms, including three suites, each with a beautiful fireplace.

The lodge is surrounded by 400 sqm of well-maintained and convertible outbuildings, including a dovecote.

The exteriors, in harmony with the structure, consist of a courtyard adorned with old rose bushes, a wooded garden surrounded by moats, a large landscaped park, a small wood, an orchard, and meadows.

Shops, schools, the high school, cinema, train station, and highway entrance in Château-du-Loir are a 10-minute drive away.

The property is not subject to an energy performance assessment (DPE).